Why this cups & mug earns its place
A traditional coffee cup in white vitrified china, Monet delivers the workhorse capacity that matches a standard pour. The 20 cl measure (roughly 7 oz) fills a coffee cup to the brim and sits naturally at a place setting beside a plate and napkin. The cup's cylindrical wall and generous handle mouth are engineered for the speed of service: staff can fill it without careful aim, and a customer can drink from it one-handed while walking.
Vitrified porcelain holds heat better than thin ceramic, so hot coffee stays hotter for the 10–15 minutes it takes to drink. The stacking rim on the base lets cups nest inside one another without the weight compressing the one below, so 40–50 cups occupy the footprint of a single shelf in your crockery cupboard. This efficiency is not luxury; it's essential on a busy morning when you're cycling through inventory across five seatings.
