Loveramics Ceramic Espresso Cup, Handleless, 80ml, 150ml, 200ml
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Ceramic espresso cup with dual-texture gripThree sizes, five colours, and a crackle glaze that catches the light.
This handleless ceramic cup from Loveramics pairs a textured upper half with a smooth base. The top is finished with a crackle glaze that sits over horizontal grooves. Three capacities cover straight espresso to flat whites: 80ml (2.7 oz), 150ml (5.1 oz) and 200ml (6.8 oz). Five pastel colours.
- 80ml (2.7 oz), 150ml (5.1 oz), 200ml (6.8 oz)
- High-fired ceramic retains heat
- Crackle glaze on grooved texture
- Five pastel colours
Texture you feel, glaze you see
Handleless comfort
Your hand wraps around the whole cup. The grooved upper section gives grip, and the smooth base stays cool enough to hold.
Crackle glaze finish
The glaze on the textured half cracks into fine lines as it cools. Each cup has a different pattern. It is intentional, not a defect.
High-fired ceramic
Fired at a high temperature so it holds heat longer. Your espresso stays warm through the last sip.
Three capacities for three drinks
Espresso
Cortado
Cappuccino
The 150ml (5.1 oz) suits milk drinks with latte art. The 80ml (2.7 oz) suits straight shots.
The crackle lines are part of the glaze
They form when the glaze cools faster than the clay underneath. Every cup has a different pattern. The lines do not widen over time.
The details
Answered plainly
Which espresso cup size should I choose?
Choose 80ml (2.7 oz) for straight espresso, 150ml (5.1 oz) for cortados and latte art, and 200ml (6.8 oz) for cappuccinos and flat whites. The 150ml (5.1 oz) is the most versatile.
Do the crackle lines mean the cup is broken?
No. The crackle lines are intentional. They form in the glaze during cooling and are a signature of this finish. They do not widen or affect how the cup holds liquid.
Can I use it for latte art?
Yes. The 150ml (5.1 oz) and 200ml (6.8 oz) sizes work well for pouring milk and practising latte art. The Loveramics Egg cup is popular for competition work.
Does the handleless design get too hot to hold?
The textured upper half holds the heat, but the smooth lower base stays cooler. You hold the cup by the lower section, so it remains comfortable with fresh espresso inside.
Who it is for, who should look elsewhere
You will like it if
- You want a small cup that holds heat and looks modern on a home espresso bar
- You appreciate a textured surface that gives your hands something to grip
- You are learning latte art and want a cup that shows off the pour
Look elsewhere if
- You need a large mug for drip coffee throughout the morning
- You want a handle to carry your cup from room to room
Pick your size and colour
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