Yacht Cups
Yacht coffee cups work best when they are bought in pairs, because onboard service is rarely for one. This page is cups only: ten pieces from Baci Milano of Milan and Mario Luca Giusti of Florence, with no teapots or trays to scroll past. Yacht coffee cups work best when they are bought in pairs, because onboard service is rarely for one. This page is cups only: ten pieces from Baci Milano of Milan and Mario Luca Giusti of Florence, with no teapots or trays to scroll past. Baci Milano provides the paired sets. Portofino has a coffee cup set and a tea cup set, and Versailles has its own coffee and tea pairs, so you can match the pattern to the cup size your guests reach for. Portofino also adds a Jumbo Cup & Saucer for a long breakfast coffee and a Mug for something bigger still. Mario Luca Giusti sells its cups singly. The Lucilla range gives a Coffee Time cup and a Teatime cup, there is a Victoria and Albert Macedonia cup, and the Winston cup comes from the brand's Synthetic Crystal drinkware, made in acrylic to catch the light like cut crystal. Put one beside a Portofino saucer and the mix looks deliberate rather than odd. If you still need something to pour from, the yacht tea pots sit alongside these cups, and the wider tea and coffee for yachts page shows every piece together.
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Set 2 Coffee Cups - Versailles
$84Baci Milano·DIAM 7,7 cm; 5,2 cm H - DIAM 13 cm -
Sets 2 Tea Cups - Versailles
$134Baci Milano·DIAM 9,5 cm; 6,3 cm H - DIAM 15,7 cm -
Set 2 Coffee Cups – Portofino
$84Baci Milano·DIAM 7,7 CM; 5,2 cm H -
Set 2 Tea Cups – Portofino
$112Baci Milano·DIAM 9,5 cm; 6,3 cm H -
Jumbo Cup & Saucer – Portofino
$84Baci Milano·DIAM 10,5 cm; 7 cm H -
Set 2 Acrylic Coffee Cup & Saucer - Baroque & Rock
$47Baci Milano·DIAM 7 cm; 7,3 cm H - DIAM 11 cm -
Set 2 Coffee Cup - Chic & Zen
$52Baci Milano·DIAM 12 cm; 6 cm H
