Espresso Cup & Saucer 90 ml
A thick-walled espresso cup that holds heat, with a matching saucer that has a recessed well.
Custom café and restaurant crockery.
Your crockery is in every photo your guests post. We help you choose sizes that fit your menu, glazes that flatter your food, and quantities that cover breakage — then make it with your logo if you want it.
What cafés & restaurants usually need
Menu-led sizingEspresso, cappuccino and latte cups sized to your recipes.
Food-friendly colourGlazes chosen to make your dishes look their best on camera.
StackabilityShapes that stack safely in tight back-of-house space.
Breakage bufferPar-level advice so you order enough spares the first time.
See it on your table.
Start from a setting we would suggest for cafés & restaurants, re-glaze any piece and get quantities for your covers.
Occasion
Table top
Glaze for the selected piece
Your order
Recommended pieces
Every piece comes in any library glaze and can carry your logo.
Café Mug 330 ml
A straight-walled stoneware mug with a generous handle, sized for lattes, chai and filter coffee.
Coupe Dinner Plate 27 cm
A rimless coupe plate with a wide flat well for plating, and a gentle lift at the edge.
Katori Bowl 12 cm
A small deep bowl for dal, raita, desserts and sides — the backbone of a thali setting.
Minimums and lead times
The same customisation levels apply to every industry.
| Level | What you get | Minimum order | Lead time | Sample before production |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stock range | Our shapes in any library glaze | 24 pcs per shape | 2–3 weeks | Glaze tiles or a stock piece |
| Stock + your logo | Our shapes with your logo or artwork applied | 50 pcs per design | 3–4 weeks | One decorated sample |
| Custom glaze | A glaze developed to match your colour reference | 200 pcs per glaze | 5–7 weeks | Test tiles in 2–3 variations |
| Custom shape | A new form drawn to your dimensions and capacity | 300 pcs per shape | 7–10 weeks | Prototype for sign-off |
Indicative minimums and lead times, counted from sample approval. Your quote confirms the exact numbers for your order.
Questions from cafés & restaurants
How many pieces should a new café order?
A common starting point is two to three of each serving piece per seat, adjusted for turnover and dishwashing cycles. Our café crockery guide walks through the maths.
Can you put our logo on cups?
Yes. Fired-on decals suit detailed logos; screen printing suits bold one-colour marks. See our customisation page for methods and minimums.
Tell us about your project.
Share quantities, timeline and the look you want. We reply with recommendations and a sample plan.