Add your questions for the queen of British kitchenware, Emma Bridgewater.

I have to confess I really don't like mugs with cows, pigs, dogs, or cats, and I find spots boring. But I do absolutely adore your Wallflower design.

How can you justify £35 for one teacup and saucer? And who would risk it? (they break)

I have a cupboard full of your mugs, far too many really but I just can't resist them even though they have doubled in price since I bought my first one. I still have aspirations to acquire a teapot! Still saving up......
I remember many years ago reading an article about you(probably inThe Times mag) along with a picture of you in the kitchen with a baby sitting in an enormous coach pram, surrounded by your designs and pottery. Must have been very early days. You obviously still love your work; do any of your children take after you and will they eventually take over the business and keep it 'in the family'?

Now enlightened. Had never heard of her.

I love your designs and pottery; especially your mugs.
Will you be creating a special mug for the Queen's celebrations this year?

I purchased my first Bridgewater mugs - blue chicken - in about 2004 in the Dales whilst on a very hot holiday! Been buying them ever since. Would love a Cairn pattern!

I love my 'Tea In The Garden' E.B. Caketin, have one in the large size but would like a smaller one as well,do they come in differing sizes?The trouble is, it sits there on the unit and demands a cake inside it (as do I.)

I heard you speak at Althorpe nearly two years ago and was impressed both by your energy and philosophy.
I wondered then, do you feel flattered (imitation is the sincerest form etc etc) by the many sub-Bridgewater spotty copies or are they just cheap rip-offs?
I should add that I love both your china and the fact that you have brought employment and hope to the Potteries and a cheap copy wouldn't cut it for me.

Whoops !

I love Emma Bridgewater mugs and they are the ones I go for first as I find them lovely to drink from. The fact that they are made in the UK is a bonus.
My question is this: What has caused the hair line cracks which have appeared around the base where the side meets the base and how can I prevent it happening to my other mugs ?

I love Emma Bridgewater mugs and they are the ones I go for first as I find them lovely to drink from. The fact that they are made in the UK is a bonus.
My question is this: What has caused the hair line cracks which have appeared around the base where the side meets the base and how can I prevent it happening to my other mugs ?