Bring tradition to the table with this Acopa 3.5 oz. bright white, rolled edge stoneware cup.
This cup features an iconic rolled edge design that's easy on your servers' hands, yet looks elegant on a traditional tabletop. Its bright white color ensures it will enhance any setting, making it great for restaurants, hotels, and catered events, alike. Pair it with additional bright white, rolled edge stoneware pieces for a look that can't be beat.
Dishwasher Safe
This item can safely be cleaned in a commercial dishwasher.
Microwave Safe
This item can safely be used in the microwave for food service applications.
Lead Free
This item's manufacturing process does not use lead as an additive.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
"Nice, simple, elegant. Bright white. Thicker rolled rim, but very sturdy. Pairs well with coordinating saucer. Capacity is perfect for a double shot of espresso."
This cup can be used with a compatible saucer for a complete, professional look. Thanks to its petite size and timeless style, it's perfect for serving piping hot espresso.
Bright White Coloring
The bright white coloring ensures that each piece serves to complement any style or color of table linens, dinnerware accessories, or table settings, yet it is bold enough to provide an eye-catching backdrop to your menu items.
Acopa Brand
An ever-expanding brand, Acopa is known for its high-quality items and exceptional value. From trendy dinnerware and timeless flatware to long-lasting glassware and stylish catering and beverage service supplies, Acopa is your destination for any tabletop and front of house need. Created with the consumer in mind, Acopa has the perfect solution for a variety of food service and hospitality establishments.
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Are dinnerware and/or china capacities an exact liquid measurement?
Dinnerware and china capacities are stated in ounces and quarts and are an approximate maximum capacity. They are not to be used as a standard of measure for serving capacity.
Is Bright White dinnerware the same color from brand to brand?
Due to firing time and temperature, the origin of raw material, and the nature of ceramics, the color “Bright White” may vary slightly from brand to brand. Each manufacturer has its own source of raw materials, as well as their own formula and firing techniques. It is common to see slight variation in the color despite the general use of the term across the industry.
Customers appreciate these cups for their sturdy quality and perfect size for espresso or small servings. They are described as simple and elegant, with a bright white color. While not overly fancy, they are functional and well-received for various uses.
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
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Just fine
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
These cups are great quality. I use these for my crafting business and they are very sturdy and smooth. They are a popular item because they sell out easily! haha
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Very standard espresso cup. Perfect size and the color and quality are top notch. Nothing fancy but gets the job done for your customers espresso needs.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Nice, simple, elegant. Bright white. Thicker rolled rim, but very sturdy. Pairs well with coordinating saucer. Capacity is perfect for a double shot of espresso.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Received quickly, packaged very well and excellent quality. They were exactly what was needed for single servings of soup
on a very chilly evening at a small home buffet. We can find lots of uses and will definitely be ordering from Webstaurantstore.com in the future.
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Nice little cups, but you know, you get what you pay for - they don't look super fancy. It's hard to describe why, but I think it's that the "bright white" reads almost like it's got a teeny tiny tinge of grey. Higher-end bright whites would probably have a tinge of blue or yellow.