Product catalogue

Explore our tableware and prepare an inquiry. Purchases are arranged through authorized dealers.

Bostonian

SKU 301-70CUPC 00682096020126

Tall Cup (9 oz)

Select your size1 option
Size: 4-1/2(L) x 3-1/2(H) inch36 units / case

Add exact recorded sizes to one temporary Inquiry list, then prepare an email draft from the Inquiry link above. No price, cart, payment, secure share link, or Cameo email delivery is available.

For procurementSpecifications & service guidance

Review this exact SKU’s recorded specifications. Plating & Service is a chef-led reference, not a limit on how the piece may be used.

SKURecorded sizeVolumePackPlating & Service
301-70C4-1/2(L) x 3-1/2(H) inch9 oz36 units / caseWith its classic tall profile, this cup could beautifully present a decadent hot chocolate with whipped cream or a refined matcha latte. To elevate the service, consider resting a delicate lavender sprig or a crisp rolled wafer directly across the rim for a delightful aromatic and textural touch. Use this as a starting point; the final expression is yours—Imagine the possibilities.
Specifications & packaging
Recorded SKU
301-70C
UPC
00682096020126
Unit dimensions
4-1/2(L) x 3-1/2(H) inch
Unit volume
9 oz
Units per case
36 units
Case weight
25.50 lbs
Case dimensions
16.5 x 10.5 x 13 in

Existing values and units are kept as recorded; missing data is not invented.

Applications & features
Applications
• Coffee service • Tea service • Hot beverage presentations • Specialty drinks • Upscale dining environments
Features
• Alumina vitrified body construction • Classic Bostonian collection design with embossed pattern • Tall profile design with 9 oz capacity • 3-1/8" x 3-1/2" (H) dimensions for elegant presentation • Sparkling feather-like embossed lines around rim

Continue your selection

Other recorded pieces to consider.

Shown from the current market by the same recorded piece type. A card is marked only when its recorded size text exactly matches the selected SKU.

Explore this piece type

Continue with Bostonian.

Explore Bostonian