Mixed-color and logo scenes are design visualizations. Individual color photos show the source configuration; approve final glaze, accessories and artwork for your project.
THE COFFEE MOMENT, RECONSIDERED
A distinctive silhouette, before the artwork.
A small cup can have a strong identity: a curled handle, gently shaped wall and small foot create a characterful alternative to a plain demitasse. Match that silhouette with either a rounded-square or round saucer, and build a color palette around the setting.
Brown, cobalt blue and white square-saucer settings share the main image. The full choice grid also restores the round-saucer versions and both black configurations; each retains its own original rack and component photograph.
Plan your custom project ↗SHAPE, MATERIAL & SCALE
A curled handle.
Your choice of saucer.
The inward curl of the handle is a defining feature, while wall profiles vary subtly by glaze reference. Rounded-square saucers have softly lifted corners; round-saucer versions belong to a separate configuration with a different rack design. Choose the exact color and saucer together rather than assuming they are interchangeable.
- Ceramic pieces
- Glazed ceramic curled-handle cups; rounded-square or round matching saucers by selected configuration
- Reference capacity
- Approx. 3 US fl oz / 89 ml; leave headroom for serving
- Cup reference size
- Approx. 2 in / 5.1 cm mouth × 2.3 in / 5.8 cm high for the brown square-saucer reference; profile and exact dimensions vary by option
- Saucer references
- Square with rounded corners or round; the brown square reference is approx. 3.8 in / 9.7 cm across
- Rack references
- Curved-top for square saucers; rectilinear for round saucers. Black cup options show gold-tone racks; other colors show black racks
- Original service references
- 6 cups + 6 matching saucers + 6 gold-tone spoons + 1 rack; exact parts follow the selected photo
- Color references
- Reactive brown, cobalt blue, white, black exterior / white interior; both saucer profiles offered for each color
Dimensions and capacity are approximate reference values, not final factory tolerances. Final measurements, materials, color availability and fit are agreed with the production specification or sample.
CONFIGURATION & ORDER SCOPE
A color palette, with a clear component list.
Eight choices cover four colors with two saucer profiles. Each original reference has six cups, six matching saucers, six gold-tone teaspoons and one hanging rack. Square-saucer references use the curved-top rack; round-saucer references use the more rectilinear rack. Black cups have white interiors and a gold-tone rack; other colors use black racks. The mixed main image shows three square-saucer pairs for visual comparison, not every possible configuration or a fixed mixed pack. Specify your exact color split, saucer profile and accessory schedule in the quotation.
WHERE IT FITS
A purpose for every cup.
Short coffee rituals
A 3 oz reference suits an espresso-sized serving rather than a full latte. Confirm the recipe, fill level and clearance on a physical sample.
A coordinated coffee station
Compare the two saucer profiles and their corresponding storage racks before specifying your service. Choose the complete reference or ask for a separately agreed component schedule.
Considered branded gifting
A small mark can sit on the rounded outside wall. Combine the chosen glaze with packing that protects the curled handles and saucer corners.
ARTWORK WITH INTENTION
Make the mark
feel considered.
The rounded wall calls for a compact logo rather than an oversized wrap. White artwork is shown on the outside of both brown and cobalt cups. Keep the design below the drinking edge, away from handle attachments and clear of the foot; confirm fine lettering on the actual glazed sample.
Send vector PDF, SVG or AI artwork where possible, plus your preferred logo color and placement. A clear image can start the discussion. Artwork is assessed at actual size; the final decoration method, printable area and proof are agreed for your project.
“YOUR LOGO” and “LOGO” are placement examples, not a produced customer sample. No print process or color-match tolerance is promised before the specification is confirmed.
PACKING & PROCUREMENT
Brief the details
that matter.
- Tell us whether you need individual, grouped or gift-ready packing; no presentation box is included by default.
- Specify packing labels, carton quantities and any logo on the packaging separately from the cup artwork.
- Share the delivery country, postcode and required date so freight and the production schedule can be quoted.
- Flag any food-contact documentation, washing requirements or sample checks needed for your destination market.
CARE & SUITABILITY
Care for every part of the service.
- Agree care for the finished decorated ceramic, not just the undecorated reference. Gentle hand washing with a non-abrasive sponge is the conservative starting point for preserving artwork. Avoid sudden temperature changes and chipped or cracked ceramic.
- Metal stands and gold-tone spoons must never go in a microwave. Keep stands dry after cleaning and handle the complete service as separate pieces rather than carrying it by a cup handle.
- Dishwasher, microwave and food-contact requirements for the final glaze and decoration are reviewed for your project. No oven, freezer, open-flame, heat-retention duration or certification claim is transferred from a marketplace listing.
FROM BRIEF TO APPROVED SPECIFICATION
A clear path to your custom order.
- 01 / BRIEF
Choose & specify
Select the reference color or set. Send quantities, artwork, packing needs, delivery destination and deadline.
- 02 / REVIEW
Resolve the details
Agree the quotation, final product specification, logo layout, sample requirements and any required documentation.
- 03 / APPROVE
Confirm before production
Approve the artwork and agreed sample or specification, then confirm the order terms, production timing and freight.
BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
The useful details.
Clearly answered.
Are square and round saucers separate options?
Yes. Every color has a separately labeled square-saucer and round-saucer reference. Selecting a thumbnail updates the exact configuration, image and enquiry SKU; the corresponding rack design is shown in that photograph.
Does the set include gold spoons?
The reference has six gold-tone teaspoons. Gold-tone describes the appearance only; genuine gold content is not claimed. Final accessory material and finish must be specified.
Is this the same as the 4 oz service?
No. This 3 oz family has curled handles and a choice of square or round saucers. The other 4 oz espresso family has a lower flared body, angular handles and round saucers.
Can colors or configurations be mixed?
Send the quantity for each color and saucer profile. Mixed project quantities, accessory counts and minimums are agreed by quotation; the mixed main image does not define a retail pack.
Will every reactive glaze look identical?
No. Tone and glaze-break effects can vary across ceramic pieces. Approve the target appearance and acceptable variation using an agreed project sample or specification.
What should I send for a custom quote?
Send the selected reference, quantity, artwork, delivery country and postcode, required date and packing brief. Vector PDF, SVG or AI artwork is preferred. Include any sample, washing or food-contact documentation requirements.
When are minimum quantity, price and delivery confirmed?
The order quantity, color mix, decoration, sample terms, packing, production timing and freight are confirmed in your project quotation. Marketplace retail packs, prices and delivery promises do not apply to a new custom order.
Which images show the source configuration?
The individual color photographs show the original reference configuration. The mixed-color main image and YOUR LOGO scenes are newly composed design visualizations, not photographs of a produced customer order. Final glaze, components, artwork and order quantities are agreed for your project.
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