Does it have a level or marking inside to indicate # of cups?
1250472
Yes, inside for each cup you have the level indicate inside of the cook pot...
812384
Unfortunately No, I scribed a small line that marked the 1 and 2 cup measurement. I love this coffee maker.
32074
Yes there is a resevoir marker, but you must remember that the marked cups may not be YOUR cup amount. They are "china cup" amounts. I have Fiestaware and I use 3 heaping teaspoons of coffee to 4 1/3 cups of water. The kind of coffee maters also. Try what you think would be good only doing 3 cups and taste. Then you can "kinda" figure out what is what. If too strong you can turn pot off, lift lid. wait a minute and add 1 tablespoon of water to "temper" heating element. Then add what you think would bring the flavor to YOUR taste !! Good luck !!!
1518713
It does have amount marks but they are a little hard to see. They are great for water storage and I have bought more since my original purchase
1609364
Yes, the markings on the handles are easy to read. The individual cups themselves do not have markings.
1559543
You place a cup or mug up against the machine and press, and the coffee flows into cup. Yes, there is a "gauge" that shows how much is left. I love the machine.
2141344
No, there are no markings. Depending on how fine the grind, and how strong you like your coffee, this is something you have to experiment with and find out for yourself.
578322
There is no mark, but you will need to use the cup some to get an antique look. It comes with a near mirror finish but that goes away after you use it and wash it a few times. Also, do not use abrasives on it. I didn't but a friend did and it scratched it up.
1022066
No, it is on the bottom of the cup that you use to measure the amount of water to use. Just turn the cup upside down and you will see it. :-)
36666
yes on the right side of the unit in the rear, there is a vertical transparent rectangular area where cup levels are designated/printed
846224
No, I believe it's the halfway mark for each cup size. I recall checking once by pouring it into a regular measuring cup.
908865
I bought 5 cups, 2 one cup, 2 two cup, 1 four cup. The markings on one of the one cup came off after a couple of uses. The others are holding up. I do hand wash. Only had for about a year
34127
No, they are just indentions and do not say anything on it. I took my measuring cup and filled it with water and poured it in and it was over the first mark, so the first mark is under 1 cup. Honestly I'm not sure why they are on there. Hope that helps!
300169
It does not have internal nor external marking. The marking is on the handle itself i.e. 1 cup, 3/4 cup, etc.
1811785
Hi the top mark says 1250ml (its just a few cm below top), I personally never filled it to that level, in anyway it has 5 marks 250ml, 500ml, ..., 1250ml, and 6 marks on the other side 1 cup, 2 cups, ..., 6 cups.
1359086
No marks, even inside my cups. I've had my set for about six months now, and we use it daily. The porcelain is more durable than ceramic. I am very pleased with the quality of this set for the price I paid. I've never owned porcelain before, so I don't know if later on there will be marks. In the past, I've used baking soda or the new magic eraser sponges to remove marks. Hope this is helpful.
512280
Yes, the marking for the 1,2,3,4 cup measurements are in bold. These are the best measuring cups I have ever owned.