Stoneware Coffee Cups and Saucers in Sandy White, Stackable Tableware for Everyday Cappuccino and Latte
Stoneware coffee cups and saucers bring sandy white tones to everyday coffee breaks. The stackable design helps make the most of limited storage space, while sanded exposed clay gives the pieces a smooth, soft feel.
The handleless cup holds approximately 200 ml for a small cappuccino or latte. Select a single cup, a set of three cups, or a saucer sold separately to pair with your cup. White glaze coverage, clay tones, dimensions and cup volume may vary between pieces.
Features
- Stoneware clay combines lighter and darker tones beneath a varying white glaze.
- Exposed clay is sanded for a smooth, soft feel.
- Stackable design helps conserve storage space.
- Approximately 200 ml capacity applies to each cup.
- Microwave and dishwasher safe for everyday use.
- Made in Colorado, USA.
Specifications
- Product selection: Single handleless cup, set of three handleless cups, or separate saucer
- Material: Stoneware clay with white glaze
- Color: Sandy/White
- Cup capacity: Approximately 200 ml per cup
- Cup dimensions: Approximately 2¼ inches high × 3.75 inches top diameter
- Saucer dimensions: Approximately 0.75 inches high × 4⅞ inches top diameter
- Care: Microwave and dishwasher safe
- Origin: Colorado, USA
- Individual variation: Size, cup volume, glaze depth and rim thickness may vary
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the cup come with a saucer?
The saucer is sold as a separate selection. Choose one handleless cup, a set of three handleless cups, or the saucer; the three-cup selection contains cups.
How much coffee does each handleless cup hold?
Each stoneware cup holds approximately 200 ml, making it suitable for a small cappuccino or latte. Cup volume can vary slightly between pieces.
Can the cups and saucer go in the microwave and dishwasher?
Yes, the stoneware cups and saucer are microwave and dishwasher safe, making reheating and cleanup convenient for daily use.
Will every sandy white piece look identical?
No, the stoneware pieces can differ in clay tone, white glaze coverage, glaze depth and rim thickness. Oils from food can also darken exposed clay over time.