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Colombina collection

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$93.72 $132 In stock

Category: Cups and Mugs

The Colombina collection tea cup, thanks to its original shape and no handle, is well suited for use in a versatile and unconventional way. It is also ideal as a bowl and made of white porcelain. It can be used together with the other objects that make up the tableware.

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Teacup in bone china. 6 pieces.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia R. ★★★★★

No handle took a day to get used to, but now I actually prefer cupping it in both hands for tea. The white porcelain is thicker than I expected and doubles as a small bowl for soup or ice cream.

George T. ★★★★★

I keep grabbing these for everything from morning tea to a small bowl of soup, and the no-handle shape actually makes them easier to cradle than I thought. The porcelain is smooth and cleans up in seconds. Bought four and kind of want a few more.

Scarlett L. ★★★★★

Didn't think I'd like a cup without a handle this much, but the porcelain stays cool enough to hold and the shape just fits your palm. It doubles as a small bowl for soup or ice cream, which I didn't expect to use as often as I do.