Coffee Mugs

Since the 1600s, the world’s best Dinnerware has come from Stoke-on-Trent, England, where the local clay and craftsmanship creates uniquely hard-wearing high alumina vitrified china. Prized for its beauty, longevity, and unrivaled chipping resistance, it’s historically been reserved for the hospitality industry—until now.

Most Dinnerware is mechanically top glazed, leaving an unfinished and rough bottom that causes scratching when stacked. Our Coffee Mugs are fully glazed all the way around to ensure stain- and chip-resistance as well as stackability.

An ergonomic handle provides comfort in hand, while a wide opening better enhances flavors and aromas. Discover a mug that’s as beautiful on its thousandth cup as it is on its first.

• Capacity: 12 oz
• Total Width: 4.8”
• Total Height: 3.6”
• Weight: 14 oz

• Dishwasher, Freezer, and Microwave-Safe
• Lifetime Warranty

All of our Tabletop pieces are made without:

• PFAS
• PFOA
• PTFE
• Lead
• Cadmium
• Aluminum
• BPA

Third-Party Tested For Safety:

What material is used to make the coffee mugs?

Our stoneware mugs are made out of high alumina vitrified china. This makes them the ideal morning coffee cup and the perfect afternoon tea cup.

Where are the coffee cups made?

Our stoneware is made in Stoke-On-Trent, England. The quality of craftsmanship makes them extremely chip-resistant, so they’re perfect for everything from weeknight dinners to special occasion dinner parties. Elegant and understated, they’re the perfect vessel for your after dinner espresso or cappuccino, with a timeless design that suits any tabletop.

Can the mugs be microwaved?

Yes! Our ceramic Coffee Mugs are thermal-shock resistant, meaning you can place them in the microwave and even go from the refrigerator into the microwave.

What makes this coffee mug set so great?

Whether you prefer a pour-over, a latte, or french-press, our white ceramic drinkware is perfect for all hot beverages from hot coffee to hot cocoa. Because they were designed with the same artisan craftsmanship as the dinnerware found in high-end bistros and restaurant kitchens, they’ll last you for years without chipping.