Coffee cup and saucer
Our Coffee cup and saucer range includes espresso and long-coffee formats for service at the counter and at the table. Porcelain, tempered glass and polycarbonate meet the requirements of hospitality professionals and the expectations of private customers, with models compatible with intensive washing. This range is part of the Cup & saucer range within our Tableware section. Among the ranges on offer, the Gobelets froissés are among the best-selling, alongside the Sancerre, Duos and Valencay collections.
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Our Coffee cup and saucer range includes espresso and long-coffee formats for service at the counter and at the table. Porcelain, tempered glass and polycarbonate meet the requirements of hospitality professionals and the expectations of private customers, with models compatible with intensive washing. This range is part of the Cup & saucer range within our Tableware section. Among the ranges on offer, the Gobelets froissés are among the best-selling, alongside the Sancerre, Duos and Valencay collections.
Types of coffee cups
- Porcelain cup: thermal retention and a classic look in the dining room.
- Glass cup: durable tempered glass that showcases the drink.
- Polycarbonate cup: shatter-resistant, suited to terraces and collective catering.
- Revol porcelain crumpled cup: porcelain with a contemporary design.
Reference brands
Choosing your coffee cup
Which capacity for an espresso?
An espresso cup generally holds between 8 and 10 cl, while a long coffee or cappuccino calls for 15 to 22 cl. The format determines the consistency of counter service.
Which material to favour?
Porcelain retains heat and offers a traditional look; tempered glass resists impacts and highlights the crema; shatter-resistant polycarbonate secures outdoor and collective use.
Are the cups stackable?
Many professional models are stackable, which simplifies storage and dishwasher loading. Check the intensive-washing compatibility stated by the manufacturer.
Coffee cup at AZ Boutique
At AZ Boutique, the Coffee cup and saucer range is completed by tea and lunch models, within the Cup & saucer range.
Types of coffee cups
- Porcelain cup: thermal retention and a classic look in the dining room.
- Glass cup: durable tempered glass that showcases the drink.
- Polycarbonate cup: shatter-resistant, suited to terraces and collective catering.
- Revol porcelain crumpled cup: porcelain with a contemporary design.
Reference brands
Choosing your coffee cup
Which capacity for an espresso?
An espresso cup generally holds between 8 and 10 cl, while a long coffee or cappuccino calls for 15 to 22 cl. The format determines the consistency of counter service.
Which material to favour?
Porcelain retains heat and offers a traditional look; tempered glass resists impacts and highlights the crema; shatter-resistant polycarbonate secures outdoor and collective use.
Are the cups stackable?
Many professional models are stackable, which simplifies storage and dishwasher loading. Check the intensive-washing compatibility stated by the manufacturer.
Coffee cup at AZ Boutique
At AZ Boutique, the Coffee cup and saucer range is completed by tea and lunch models, within the Cup & saucer range.




