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Bostonian

SKU 301-79UPC 00682096020140

Mug (12 oz)

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Size: 5.63(L) x 4(H) inch36 units / case

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SKURecorded sizeVolumePackPlating & Service
301-795.63(L) x 4(H) inch12 oz36 units / caseA sturdy yet refined mug that is ideal for warming spiced apple cider or a signature vanilla bean latte. Baristas could consider topping the beverage with a generous layer of whipped cream and a light dusting of fragrant cinnamon, enhancing the comforting experience in a cozy hospitality setting. Use this as a starting point; the final expression is yours—Imagine the possibilities.
Specifications & packaging
Recorded SKU
301-79
UPC
00682096020140
Unit dimensions
5.63(L) x 4(H) inch
Unit volume
12 oz
Units per case
36 units
Case weight
31.00 lbs
Case dimensions
16 x 11.5 x 15 in

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Applications & features
Applications
• Coffee service • Tea service • Hot beverage presentations • Upscale dining environments • Hospitality settings
Features
• High-quality ceramic with vitrified glaze • Classic Bostonian collection design with embossed pattern • 12 oz capacity with 3-1/8" x 4-1/16" (H) dimensions • Sparkling feather-like embossed lines around rim • Microwave and dishwasher safe for high-volume use

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