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"Strawberry thief" mug (313ml / 11oz) | Design by William Morris (1800s) car Museum-Grade Giclée: We utilize cutting-edgeIndulge in a true icon of British design history. The "Strawberry Thief" mug features perhaps the most famous pattern ever created by William Morris. Inspired by the thrushes Morris watched stealing fruit from the kitchen garden of his country home, Kelmscott Manor, this design remains a masterpiece of the Arts and Crafts movement. The intricate scene is a dense, symmetrical tapestry of cheeky birds, delicate garden strawberries, and swirling floral