Why this cup earns its place
A 230ml tea cup sits between espresso and coffee—proper for afternoon tea service, or for diners who take a smaller portion. At 88mm diameter, they work at a table setting without dominating the space. Porcelain holds heat efficiently, meaning a cup poured at the right temperature stays hot through the service without becoming too cool to enjoy.
Churchill porcelain resists the fine crazing and edge wear that shows on ceramic after repetitive commercial washing. Dishwasher safe means you run them through with everything else, and freezer safe means they can be chilled if a venue pre-cools tableware before service. The glaze is formulated for durability in high-turnover kitchens where a cup gets handled dozens of times daily.
The Art de Cuisine Menu collection reads as intentionally contemporary tableware. The round shape and white finish let the drink itself be the visual focus—no competing pattern or form. Packed as six, they suit smaller operations or venues running a single service where replacements need to match exactly.
