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Porcelain, tableware, cups

Porcelain: No festive table should be without white gold. But porcelain tableware is also used in everyday life.

Our assortment is diverse. We have cups with playful or funny motifs, but also elegant cups and plates. However, the focus of our products is clearly on cups and mugs. They complement our range of napkins perfectly.

Many products are made of so-called New Bone China porcelain. This is a creamy white porcelain that is fired at very high temperatures. In contrast to classic bone china, however, it no longer contains bone ash.

Cups and mugs

Cups and mugs are part of our everyday life all day long: you can drink your breakfast coffee out of them just as well as a delicious espresso after lunch. In the afternoon, porcelain cups are ideal for five o'clock tea - and not only in England.

Or do you need an extra large coffee in the morning? Do you want to make yourself comfortable on the couch with a hot chocolate? Then just take a mug.

Mugs and cups come in different sizes and shapes, with and without handles. Cups have a hemispherical lower part - while mugs are shaped like a cylinder. The transition between the two shapes is fluid.