looking for a mug with a thin rim .... more like a tea cup than a coffee cup ... are these thin ?
1257302
These are FAR more delicate than the average coffee mug. They might be just what you're looking for - however, they are taller and hold more liquid than the average mug, too.
1257303
That is exactly what I wanted when I bought these beautiful cups. I think they are perfect. I enjoy my coffee every morning with a work of art in my hand.
1257304
These are thinner than your average coffee cup but not as thin as a porcelain tea cup. I was looking for the exact same quality. My fault with these mugs is that they're huge.........so I gave them away as presents. They're very pretty.
1257305
These are heavy duty coffee mugs. They are like normal diner ones but fancier and very nice looking.
1257306
Yes they are. I just love these cups and do use them for tea also. I like them because of being being more like fine china, they keep the heat in the cup longer but I can microwave them too...
679275
Not quite sure how to answer this. They are not insulated. They seem to me to be pretty much like ordinary coffee/tea mugs, though with a slightly larger capacity.
997255
These are not and I ended up returning them! But these ones are! Inspired Basics Solid Copper Moscow Mule No Tin or Nickel Lining Mug Hammered Type Copper Mug 16 Oz Capacity
848621
They are not huge (like a Starbucks mug) but they are also not tiny. Think of your typical English porcelain tea cup. I would say 5-6 ounces.
1044481
They have a nice hefty feel to them, as you would want in a coffiee mug. Not thin like china would be, not clunky, not cheap. I am very happy with them.
1716027
They are not very thick. They are bit on the thin side, but not thin enough to where I'd call them cheap or not worth the money. Hope this helps.
1743383
I don't really know any more. They are a small cup for tea. They also break really easily so I donated what I had to St Vinnie's. I like bigger tea cups and was misled by the picture when I bought them. Sorrry, t
1939728
Yes, they are heavy glass and for hot drinks. I used mine every day for my tea. These mugs are the perfect size and the handle is wide and easy to hold. I love them.
186820
Mine have a lip. I am not a big fan of the lip. It is not a nice for drinks with a salt or sugar rim. Despite that, these are overall better than other cups I've ordered which break too easily. These were very sturdy.
550583
Ainslee, you misunderstood my comments. I don't ship the mugs I placed an order and received the mugs. Because I am very happy with them I give them a high rating and wrote a very favorable review. I received them a while ago so I don't remember how they were shipped but they came through fairly quickly, without sustaining any damage. If you're looking to buy the mugs I highly recommend them.
481817
They are insulated to keep beverages at temp, but these kind have no lid. I don't drink coffee, but I would guess about the same as a coffee mug since the heat can escape through the open top. I believe there are tervis cups with lids that might work better for you
2182394
English bone china is almost translucent; delicate yet strong. The rim of the mug is thin with a slight, outward curve. Very attractive and comfortable for the mouth. I hope this answers your question.
835861
I presume you are referring to the thickness---which was my concern. They are delightfully thin at the rim. Dimensions of rim are 2 1/2 inches. I am very pleased!!
2133797
They are thick enough, if that makes sense. No cracks (have dropped them a couple of times) or problems with dishwasher use for about 3 months. I bought them for my parents who both have arthritis. The handle is large enough to comfortably hold the cup and it easily takes a 12oz. cup of coffee from their Keurig machine while leaving plenty of room for cream. I bought two more to use as water glasses! No complaints!
907950
I use these glasses are really tea mugs rather than the typical tea cup with saucer. They are much smaller than a typical 12 oz mug, but PERECT for multiple small infusions. I looked on the Adagio site for you and they don't make saucers for any of their tea mugs. They do have larger tea cups with glass saucers to match, though and they are available right here on amazon.
1230809
I use mine for tea. The cup is 3.5" in diameter and almost 3" deep. It hold 8ozs to the brim, so it could be considered a coffee cup, however this cup is more suited to holding 6ozs. So I say tea cup. :)
2021961
These mugs are not perfectly flat...there is a slight indentation on the bottom. We just dab each mug with a dish towel before removing it from the dishwasher.