Superwhite Porcelain Stacking Teacup 20cl 7oz – BH562

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THE WORKING VIEW

Why this cups & mug earns its place

Porcelain is the standard for tea service because it holds temperature without absorbing tannins, resists staining from strong tea or coffee, and survives thousands of hot dishwasher cycles without glaze wear. At 20 cl — a tea-sized pour — this cup sits between espresso and full coffee, giving you a single cup size that works across tea, instant coffee, and pour-over filter service.

The stacking form is engineered to nest securely without toppling or jamming. A stack of 20–25 cups is stable enough to carry one-handed, and the nesting profile means you use shelf space more efficiently than a standard cup. The plain white Superwhite glaze doesn't show staining and works on any table, from traditional hotel breakfast service to modern cafeteria. Porcelain's heat retention means your tea stays hot, and its glaze resists the discolouration that weaker ceramics pick up from prolonged exposure to strong tea.

BEFORE YOU BUY

Questions, answered straight

The nesting profile lets you fit 25+ cups in the space a standard cup takes 15. For venues serving tea to many guests rapidly — hotels, care facilities, cafeteria service — the stacking form saves cupboard space and handles high-volume dishwashing cycles more efficiently. The cups nest securely and won't topple or jam, unlike some shallow nesting cups.

Yes. A standard teacup holds 6–8 oz, and 20 cl (7 oz) is the international standard. It's the size that works across tea, instant coffee, filter coffee, and light soup service without looking wrong or feeling unfamiliar to guests.

Porcelain holds heat well, though not quite as long as thick bone china. A 20 cl cup of hot tea stays above drinking temperature (above 70 °C) for 10–12 minutes. For tea service, that's plenty — the drink goes to the table almost immediately.

No. The nesting profile is tight but not jamming. A gentle twist-lift removes a cup without disturbing the stack. This is intentional — tight enough to stay put during washing and handling, loose enough to separate without force.

Yes. Porcelain handles passthrough cycles and high-temperature spray. In hard-water areas, white crockery can pick up mineral marks — a weekly soak in white vinegar restores gloss and removes tannin staining from prolonged tea service.

Porcelain is hardwearing. Rims can chip if stacks are too high or cups are knocked, but minor surface wear is cosmetic. Thermal shock (cold cup into boiling water) can cause internal cracks. Under normal washing and service, it lasts thousands of cycles.
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