Robert Gordon Potters Collection Pier Cappuccino Cups 327ml (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The Robert Gordon Potters Collection Pier cappuccino cups are vitrified china cups designed with traditional coffee service in mind. The Pier glaze gives each piece a distinctive, earthy finish that...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 0ml | oz
- Colour
- Brown
- Diameter
- 0
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Product Description
The Robert Gordon Potters Collection Pier cappuccino cups are vitrified china cups designed with traditional coffee service in mind. The Pier glaze gives each piece a distinctive, earthy finish that sits comfortably alongside both contemporary and more classic front-of-house aesthetics. Sold in a pack of twelve, they are intended for professional café, restaurant, and hospitality use.
Vitrified china is a well-established choice for commercial coffee service. It is denser and more chip-resistant than standard earthenware, which matters in environments where cups cycle through service, washing, and stacking repeatedly throughout the day. The Pier glaze is applied to a shape developed with crema presentation and pour balance in mind, making these cups a considered choice for operators who take their coffee programme seriously.
- Vitrified china construction for durability in daily commercial use
- Pier glaze finish suited to both traditional and modern table settings
- Cup shape developed with crema and pour presentation in mind
- Sold in a pack of twelve, practical for café and restaurant cover counts
- Consistent glaze finish supports a uniform appearance across the table
These cups are well suited to independent cafés, hotel breakfast and lounge service, and restaurants offering a considered coffee menu. A pack of twelve will suit lower-cover or secondary service points; operators running high-volume espresso bars may want to consider a larger pack quantity to maintain a working stock through peak service.
If you are building out a coffee or tableware specification and want to talk through quantities or how these sit alongside other pieces in the Potters Collection, the team is happy to help.
Key Features
- Vitrified china construction resists chipping through repeated commercial use
- Pier glaze finish provides a consistent, earthy tone across all twelve pieces
- Cup shape designed to complement crema presentation and controlled pour
- Pack of twelve supports standard café and restaurant cover requirements
- Glaze applied to a traditional cappuccino form for balanced proportions
Operational Benefits
- Chip-resistant vitrified china reduces replacement costs in busy service environments
- Uniform glaze finish maintains a professional table appearance throughout service
- Traditional cup shape supports consistent espresso and milk-based drink presentation
- Pack format simplifies stock management for café and restaurant operators
- Durable construction withstands repeated commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 0ml | oz
- Colour
- Brown
- Diameter
- 0
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
- Material
- Vitrified China
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Oven proof
- Yes
- Stackable
- Stackable
- Weight
- 0g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Vitrified china is the standard material used in commercial tableware precisely because it holds up well to repeated high-temperature machine washing. These cups are appropriate for commercial dishwasher use, though as with all glazed tableware, avoiding hard stacking impacts will help preserve the glaze finish over time.
- For a lower-volume café or a secondary service point, twelve cups will generally provide a workable stock allowing for cups in service, on the pass, and in the wash cycle. High-volume espresso bars or sites with extended service periods would typically hold a larger quantity to maintain flow without waiting on the dishwasher.
- The Potters Collection is available in two glazes — Pier and Storm — each giving a distinct tonal character. Pier has a warmer, earthy quality that works well in settings aiming for a natural or artisan aesthetic, while Storm offers a cooler contrast. Both are applied to the same cup form, so the choice is largely a matter of how they fit your existing table setting or brand feel.