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Continental Cup & Saucer
$69
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Scroll downA ceramic cup and saucer designed for slow mornings sipping on a coffee. Perfectly sized for espresso, long blacks and small pour overs, the Continental Cup & Saucer is stackable, dishwasher safe and ready to withstand the rigmarole of daily life. This cup set is simple, practical and brings a little cafe feeling at home.
Details
Ceramic cup and saucer set
Stackable design
Dishwasher safe
Cup size: W12.2cm including handle × H6.7cm
Saucer size: W14cm
Designed for morning coffee, afternoon espresso or a slow pour over to get you through the day. The Continental Cup & Saucer will be your go-to for every occasion. Its comfortable handle, stackable form and simple neutral glaze will blend seamlessly into your ceramic collection.
Crafted in Chiang Mai, Thailand
Story
These coffee cups will always hold a special place at Provider. Many years ago, while travelling through Bangkok, we took a detour to find a small store we had followed from afar. With no global roaming and very little sense of direction, we spent a good hour wandering the back streets of Khlong Toei before a kind local noticed we were lost.
After showing him a photo of the shop, he smiled, told us he was friends with the owner and walked us all the way to the front door. There we met Mint, and an instant friendship began. Since then, we have worked closely together to create these thoughtful ceramic pieces for Provider, made for coffee, conversation and the rituals that shape our days.
Origin
Chaing Mai, Thailand
19.3049° N, 99.0275° E
Chiang Mai is a city in mountainous northern Thailand. Founded in 1296, Chiang Mai is the largest city in northern Thailand and the capital of Chiang Mai Province. It is 700 km (435 mi) north of Bangkok near most of the highest mountains in the country (because it is located near the Himalayas), including Doi Suthep and Doi Inthanon (which is the tallest mountain in Thailand).