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Cups and Saucers

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Cups & Saucers:

Cups and saucers in this collection range from classic white porcelain and commercial café crockery to colourful stoneware and fine bone china designs. The selection includes matching cup-and-saucer sets as well as individual cups and saucers, with sizes suited to espresso, coffee, cappuccino, tea and other hot drinks. Brands represented include Maxwell & Williams, Robert Gordon, Luzerne and Duralex.

Coffee, Cappuccino & Espresso Cups:

For café-style coffee service, the range includes compact espresso cups alongside larger coffee and cappuccino formats. Luzerne offers several commercial-style cup and saucer options, including espresso and coffee cups in its New Bone range, while Robert Gordon brings a more contemporary look through its hospitality-focused collections.

Cup capacities vary across the collection, making size an important consideration. Smaller cups are suited to espresso and short coffee serves, while larger designs provide room for cappuccino, flat white, long black or tea. Where cups and saucers are sold separately, check the relevant collection and dimensions to create a correctly matched set.

Porcelain, Stoneware & Fine Bone China:

Material and finish provide plenty of variation. White porcelain and New Bone pieces create a clean, versatile table setting, while stoneware cups introduce more texture and colour. Robert Gordon designs include reactive-glaze finishes, giving individual pieces distinctive tonal variation.

For more decorative tableware, Maxwell & Williams offers fine bone china cups and saucers featuring colourful patterns and illustrations. These designs provide an alternative to plain hospitality crockery when presentation and pattern are a priority.

Glass Cups & Saucers:

The collection also includes Duralex glass tableware, providing a different look from traditional ceramic cups and saucers. Clear glass works particularly well when you want the drink itself to remain visible and coordinates easily with other tableware.

Choosing Cups & Saucers:

Start with the drink size you intend to serve, then compare cup capacity, shape and material. For everyday café-style settings, consider durable porcelain, New Bone or stoneware pieces. For a more decorative tea or coffee setting, explore patterned fine bone china. If buying cups and saucers individually, confirm that the dimensions and product ranges are compatible before pairing them.