without handle ceramic coffee cup with cover and mat

When can I get the price?

We usually quote within 24 hours after we get your inquiry.If you are very urgent to get the price, please call us or tell us in your email so that we will regard your inquiry priority.

How can I get a sample to check your quality?

After price confirmation, you can require for samples to check our quality. If you just need a blank sample to check the design and paper quality, we will provide you sample for free, as long as you afford the express freight.

portable coffee cup  

Tell me more about the nature of handmade pottery.

Each mug that we make is touched by over 24 pairs of hands at our studio in St. Paul. Although amazingly similar because of the unique handmade origins, no two mugs are exactly alike. Since all of our pottery is made by hand, at times there will be slight variations in size, capacity, color and glaze consistency. From the throwing rings on the inside to the marbling on the outside, these beauty marks are a true testament to the art of handmade stoneware.

How many cups is a regular coffee mug?

As Bill Wright noted in his thorough answer to this question, there isn't a firm standard for size of a “cup” of coffee. A standard fluid cup of liquid is 8 oz.; if I were measuring with that, the above mug would be something over 2 cups. Most coffeemakers use 5–6 fluid oz. 

Who invented tea cups?

When tea started being popular in the West tea sets were imported from China, then copied by English potteries. According to Teacup - Wikipedia the cup handle was invented in 1707 by a German called Johann Friedrich Bottger.

Why do tea cups have two handles?

Double-handled teacups are consommé or bouillon cups that a hostess uses to hold a light snack when tea is not filling enough as a beverage. The hostess uses these when she does not have the time or energy to bring down a soup tureen or bowls.