Tea and coffee tableware

Everything you drink tea and coffee from: mugs, cups with saucers, teapots, jugs and accessories. This category holds 221 items from 75 to 1600 ml.

Porcelain or thermal glass

• Porcelain (146 items) – a thicker wall, so the drink cools down more slowly and the mug sits well in the hand. Lines: Spiral, Splash, Fine Porcelain, Diamond and Orient.
• Thermal glass (69 items) – a double wall with air between the layers. The outer wall stays cool, and tea with lemon or coffee with milk shows its layers. The whole ThermoGlass line.

A few pieces use bamboo or stainless steel, where the lid or the insulation matters more.

Choosing the capacity

• 75–170 ml – espresso and cappuccino, cups with saucers.
• 200–300 ml – a classic cup of tea or white coffee.
• 400–550 ml – a large breakfast mug, no refill needed.
• 850–1600 ml – teapots and jugs for several people.

Where to look

Single pieces are in mugs and cups, sets with a saucer in cups and saucers, and spare saucers have their own category. For brewing see teapots and coffee pots, and sugar bowls, milk jugs and cake stands are in tea and coffee accessories.

Washing and microwave

209 of the 221 items are dishwasher safe. The exceptions are pieces with wooden or bamboo parts and models with a gold rim – wash those by hand and keep them out of the microwave. Each product page states this.

Frequently asked questions

Which mug for coffee with milk?

400–450 ml. A smaller 300 ml mug is enough for black coffee or tea.

Does thermal glass get hot to hold?

No. The air between the walls works as insulation, so the outer wall stays lukewarm even with boiling water inside.

Can I buy a saucer separately?

Yes, saucers are sold on their own in diameters from 11 to 15 cm. Match the diameter to the base of your cup.