For lunch
Our Breakfast cup and saucer section includes large morning cups, designed for café au lait, tea and breakfast hot chocolate. More generous than coffee or tea cups, they offer a comfortable capacity for the family table as well as for catering and hotels. This selection belongs to the Cup & saucer range within Tableware.
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Our Breakfast cup and saucer section includes large morning cups, designed for café au lait, tea and breakfast hot chocolate. More generous than coffee or tea cups, they offer a comfortable capacity for the family table as well as for catering and hotels. This selection belongs to the Cup & saucer range within Tableware.
Reference brands
- Cosy & Trendy — accessible ranges for everyday use.
- Pillivuyt — robust French porcelain suited to intensive service.
- Chef & Sommelier — materials designed for hospitality use.
- Bauscher — durable hotelware porcelain.
- Arcoroc — glassware and tableware for catering.
- Spal — porcelain for the table and hospitality.
Choosing your breakfast cup and saucer
What capacity for breakfast?
Breakfast cups generally offer between 25 and 40 cl, compared with 7 to 15 cl for a coffee cup. This capacity suits café au lait, long tea and hot chocolate.
Which material to favour?
Porcelain remains the most common choice for its dishwasher resistance and durability. In communal catering or hotels, opt for references stated as suitable for intensive use.
Should cup and saucer match?
Most models are sold as a matching set. Check the saucer dimensions so it holds the cup and, where applicable, a teaspoon or a biscuit.
Breakfast cups and saucers at AZ Boutique
Our Breakfast cup and saucer section is aimed at both private customers and tableware and hospitality professionals. Also discover the teacup and saucer and the coffee cup and saucer in the Cup & saucer range.
Reference brands
- Cosy & Trendy — accessible ranges for everyday use.
- Pillivuyt — robust French porcelain suited to intensive service.
- Chef & Sommelier — materials designed for hospitality use.
- Bauscher — durable hotelware porcelain.
- Arcoroc — glassware and tableware for catering.
- Spal — porcelain for the table and hospitality.
Choosing your breakfast cup and saucer
What capacity for breakfast?
Breakfast cups generally offer between 25 and 40 cl, compared with 7 to 15 cl for a coffee cup. This capacity suits café au lait, long tea and hot chocolate.
Which material to favour?
Porcelain remains the most common choice for its dishwasher resistance and durability. In communal catering or hotels, opt for references stated as suitable for intensive use.
Should cup and saucer match?
Most models are sold as a matching set. Check the saucer dimensions so it holds the cup and, where applicable, a teaspoon or a biscuit.
Breakfast cups and saucers at AZ Boutique
Our Breakfast cup and saucer section is aimed at both private customers and tableware and hospitality professionals. Also discover the teacup and saucer and the coffee cup and saucer in the Cup & saucer range.




