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
Made for the rhythm of the coffee counter.
A stacking service brings order to a coffee counter without making every table look the same. A broad cylindrical profile and round handle provide a calm foundation; reactive glazes and lighter speckled finishes give the collection its range.
The mixed main image compares three 7 oz-class colors: midnight blue, purple-gray and ivory speckle. The smaller 4 oz choices are listed separately below with their own original images, proportions, rack designs and four- or six-place reference counts.
Plan your custom project ↗SHAPE, MATERIAL & SCALE
A stacking profile.
A palette with depth.
The 7 oz-class references have a broad cylindrical body, rounded D-shaped handle and a small defined foot. The 4 oz references are smaller espresso-scale versions and must not be assumed to share the same dimensions. Reactive blue, dark kiln glaze and sage bring surface variation, while ivory and white-with-reed-green offer quieter alternatives.
- Ceramic pieces
- Glazed ceramic stacking cups and matching round saucers; profile varies with capacity reference
- Capacity choices
- 7 oz class: midnight blue, purple-gray and ivory speckle. 4 oz: dark kiln glaze, reactive blue, sage, white/reed-green
- 7 oz blue reference size
- Approx. 3.4 in / 8.6 cm body diameter × 2.4 in / 6.1 cm high; 7.4 oz / 219 ml maximum and around 6 oz / 177 ml normal fill
- 4 oz references
- Approx. 118 ml class; smaller geometry, not the dimensions of the 7 oz-class cup. Confirm exact size by selected sample
- Rack references
- Vertical storage; rack height and shape follow each selected original photo, not one universal rack
- Reference service counts
- 4 settings for all 7 oz-class references and 4 oz dark kiln / white-reed; 6 settings for 4 oz reactive blue / sage; one rack, no spoons
- Color & artwork
- Seven labeled glaze/capacity references; approve logo contrast, finished care and stacking fit for the exact choice
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.
The midnight blue, purple-gray and ivory 7 oz-class references each show four cups, four round saucers and one vertical rack. The 4 oz dark kiln glaze and white/reed-green references also show four settings; the 4 oz reactive blue and sage references show six. No spoons appear in any of these source configurations. Choose a thumbnail to see the corresponding original photograph and component note. The mixed hero shows three 7 oz-class settings only. Source pack counts are not minimum order quantities; final color quantities, capacity, rack version and packing are confirmed by quote.
WHERE IT FITS
A purpose for every cup.
Match the coffee size
Choose a 7 oz-class reference for a milk-coffee brief or a smaller 4 oz reference for espresso-sized service. Confirm your recipe, serving headroom and machine clearance on the selected sample.
Organized counters
The vertical rack is a compact display idea for a matching service. Final loaded height, stability and cup-to-rack fit require a sample check.
Hospitality gifts
The reactive glaze offers visual character before the logo is added. Keep artwork simple and plan protective packing for the cup handles and saucers.
ARTWORK WITH INTENTION
Make the mark
feel considered.
The straight outside wall offers a visually clear position for a compact contrasting mark. Keep artwork away from the drinking rim and handle; account for the selected glaze rather than assuming a solid-color print background. Any added decoration and the final cup/rack fit are reviewed together.
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.
Which colors are 7 oz and which are 4 oz?
Midnight blue, purple-gray and ivory speckle are 7 oz class. Dark kiln glaze, reactive blue, sage speckle and white with reed-green interiors are 4 oz references. Capacity is included in every selection label.
Does every source service have four settings?
No. Reactive blue and sage 4 oz references show six cups and six saucers. The other five references show four cups and four saucers. All show one corresponding rack and no spoons.
Why does the blue 7 oz reference also state 7.4 oz?
7 oz is the source size class; the blue dimension reference gives approximately 7.4 oz maximum and 6 oz normal fill. These values should not be applied to the smaller 4 oz choices.
Are spoons included?
No spoons are shown in any of the seven source configurations. Any extra accessories must be separately specified in the quotation.
Can I mix the colors?
Tell us the desired quantities for each exact glaze and capacity. The main image compares three 7 oz-class colors, not a fixed mixed pack. Color mixing, minimum quantities and rack compatibility are confirmed for your order.
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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