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Oslo Espresso Cup - 110ml

by Yamani
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Original price $40.00
Original price $40.00 - Original price $40.00
Original price $40.00
Current price $28.90
$28.90 - $28.90
Current price $28.90
What’s included?

Oslo Espresso Cup - 110ml

A clear glass espresso cup set in a slim stainless steel handle. The whole cup is physically tempered, making it stronger than untreated glass for hot drinks and daily use.

At 110ml it suits an espresso, a short macchiato or a small cup of tea. Made in Tsubame-Sanjo, Japan.

What's Included

  • 1 x Oslo Espresso Cup - 110ml

Sold individually — photos show two cups for styling.

 

Key Features

  • Stainless Steel Handle: The slim metal handle keeps fingers away from the hot glass.
  • Glossy Finish: Smooth, clear glass that is easy to keep spotless.
  • Dishwasher Safe: Goes straight into a household dishwasher.
  • Made in Japan: Produced in Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture.

Care Instructions

Dishwasher safe. The maker gives no microwave rating; because of the steel handle we advise against microwaving it. Avoid sudden temperature changes, such as pouring boiling water into a chilled cup, and stop using the cup if the glass chips or cracks.

Specifications

Series Oslo
Dimensions Approx. W9.2 x D6.7 x H6.4cm
Capacity Approx. 110ml (full capacity)
Weight Approx. 125g
Material Physically tempered glass / Stainless steel
Dishwasher Safe Yes
Microwave Safe Not recommended (steel handle)
Country of Origin Made in Japan (Tsubame-Sanjo)
Packaging Packing box
Use & Care
  • Care guide: How to care for handmade Japanese tableware.
  • Microwave & dishwasher: Most of our tableware handles both, but pieces with gold or metallic accents should stay out of the microwave — check each product page.
  • First use: A quick wash in warm water is all new pieces need.
  • Stacking: Place a cloth or paper between stacked pieces to protect glazes from scratching.
  • Stubborn stains: A soak in warm water with a little baking soda lifts tea and coffee stains gently.
Good to Know
  • Guide to Japanese tableware: The regions, styles and traditions behind our collection.
  • Every piece is unique: Slight variations in glaze, colour and shape are the mark of handcrafted pottery — no two pieces are exactly alike, and that's the point.
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