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The Royal Porcelain Classic White Breakfast Cups (300ml) are designed for hospitality professionals and home entertainers who prioritize a clean, professional aesthetic and lasting durability. These vitrified porcelain cups provide an elegant vessel for coffee, tea, or cocoa, making them ideal for high-traffic environments or sophisticated breakfast settings. A key caveat to note is that these cups are sold as a standalone 12-pack, and saucers must be purchased separately to complete the set.
| Model Part Number | P0288 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Royal Porcelain |
While durable, these cups are designed primarily for individual table settings; check the base diameter if you intend to stack them regularly.
No, these are sold as a 12-pack of cups only. Saucers must be purchased separately.
These are made from high-quality vitrified porcelain, which is fired at high temperatures for increased strength.
Yes, vitrified porcelain is generally microwave safe, provided you avoid extreme thermal shock.
Yes, they are designed to withstand professional industrial dishwasher cycles.
The total width including the handle is 132mm.
Create a paste using baking soda and water to gently buff the interior surface, then rinse thoroughly.
Ensure the handle is held away from the cup wall, or pre-heat the cup with a slightly lower water temperature if using extremely hot brewing methods.
To prepare your cups for initial use, it is recommended to wash them thoroughly with warm, soapy water to remove any manufacturing dust. When storing, while the cups are durable, avoid nesting them too tightly if they are not explicitly designed to be stacked, as this can lead to edge chipping. For cleaning, these cups are dishwasher safe. To keep them looking pristine, avoid using abrasive scouring pads, which can dull the gloss of the glaze over time. If you choose to use these in a microwave, they are generally compatible, but avoid drastic temperature changes, such as moving from a freezer directly to a hot microwave, to prevent thermal shock.
