Why this cup earns its place
180ml is the volume a teapot pours cleanly into a saucer without flooding the cup. It's smaller than a coffee mug but larger than espresso, which makes it the working size for venues where a single table orders both tea and coffee in the same service. Vitrified porcelain holds heat without thermal shock — your tea stays at drinking temperature for the first few minutes, and the glaze resists the tannin stains that mark cheap ceramics after a few weeks of service.
White throughout means no pattern to fade or chip into visibility. These cups survive daily high-turnover service because the material is chip-resistant at the rim, where impact is hardest. Freezer-safe for chilled service and dishwasher-safe for passthrough cycles, so the same cup works across breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea without special handling.
