Serve
Mugs, set of four
$43.99
Three hundred and fifty millilitres, with a handle a finger fits through.
| Material | Vitrified stoneware |
|---|---|
| The number | < 0.5% absorption, 350 ml |
| Care | Dishwasher and microwave safe. The unglazed foot ring will mark a polished table if it is wet. |
| Reference | TBL-MUG |
| Availability | In stock, ships next business day |
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In detail
Most mugs are either too small to be worth making or have a handle that only takes a fingertip. Three hundred and fifty millilitres is a proper mug of coffee, and the handle takes two fingers, which is what stops a full mug tipping as it is lifted.
Same vitrified body as the plates, so nothing stains and the interior stays white through years of tea. Slightly tapered so they stack without wedging. Dishwasher and microwave safe. The foot ring is unglazed for stability in the kiln, so wipe it before setting a wet mug on a polished table.
The one limitation worth stating: no ceramic body survives a jump from freezer to hot oven, and this one is no exception. Everything here is oven-safe from cold and freezer-safe on its own; it is the transition between the two that cracks a glaze, and no vitrification prevents it.
Why this one. Water absorption under half a percent is the whole argument. It is a single laboratory number, it is rarely published, and it separates a service that still looks like this in ten years from one that crazes, stains and holds a smell inside twelve months — at the same price, in the same shapes, on the same shelf.
