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Roman Cup Medium Kokako 2 - 250ml

$18.50
$18.50
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ACME Cups Australia

Roman Cup Medium Kokako 2 - 250ml

The Roman Range is our collection of finer, lighter cups, designed for the modern espresso experience.

The Mini Roman is perfect for everything from a single or double espresso to a cortado or even an elegant fluffy.

Our cups and saucers are available to purchase individually or as a set, so you can mix, match, and build your perfect collection.

  • Elegant, high quality, durable porcelain
  • Easier to hold and more stackable
  • Dishwasher safe
$18.50
$18.50
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do Roman cups meet any recognised standards?

All our products are regularly tested at the factory to conform with European Standards.

Ceramic Tableware Products: European Council Directive 84/500/EEC Article 2, and Commission Directive 2005/31/EC - Leachable Lead and Cadmium released from ceramic article intended to come into contact with foodstuff.

Where are Roman cups made?

We design all our products in Wellington, NZ and they’re proudly made in the Hebei and Guangdong Provences in China.

We choose to make our cups here because they're the experts in durable porcelain, having invented and developed it over centuries. This DNA in quality and craftsmanship means the porcelain made in our factories has proven durability and longevity which is not only critical to our hospitality partners and busy households, but also key to sustainability.

Additionally, our cups are sold in over 40 countries, making China a central hub for this distribution.

Can I put my Roman cup in the dishwasher?

Yes, our cups are microwave and dishwasher safe. The biggest risk to damaging ceramics is fast and extreme changes in temperature, so it is best to avoid letting very hot ceramics making contact with very cold things, or vice versa.