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Fired and shipped from Glostrup

Café Stacking Saucer Ø14, unmarked, on a workshop surface

Engravable panel

620 mm²

The usable area inside the safety margin, not the whole surface.

Methods offered

2 of 3

Where one is not offered, the reason is printed below.

Café Line

Café Stacking Saucer Ø14

A stepped nesting profile with a shallow cup well. Pairs with the 160 ml stacking cup.

DKK 75

per piece, incl. 25% Danish moms

· engraving from +DKK 55

Food contact article · Flat article

Glaze type
Lead-free and cadmium-free transparent stoneware glaze, fired to 1260 °C
Declaration of conformity
DoC-MKC-2026-042Held on file. Email us and we send you the document for this piece.
Lead migration limit (Pb)
0.8 mg/dm²
Cadmium migration limit (Cd)
0.07 mg/dm²

Classified as a flat article under Directive 84/500/EEC because it is not fillable, or fillable to a depth of 25 mm or less. Framework requirements follow EU Regulation 1935/2004. How we handle materials and safety.

What it will take

Microwave
Yes
Dishwasher
Yes
Oven
No

Avoid sudden temperature change. Do not pour boiling water into a cold piece, do not move a piece from a hot oven onto a cold surface, and do not put a hot piece under cold water. Sudden change can crack ceramic.

Specification

Outer dimensions
Ø 140 × H 20 mm
Weight
195 g
Engravable area
620 mm²
Glazes offered
Chalk · Oat · Stone
Kiln cycles before marking
1
Dimensional tolerance
±5%

Engraving on this blank

  • Under-glaze

    +DKK 95

    The most durable of the three. The mark sits under the glaze, so dishwasher cycles wear the glaze, not the mark. At 5 mm glyph height this panel holds about 10 characters on one line.

  • Laser etch

    +DKK 55

    Durable — the mark is a physical groove, not a coating. The glaze is broken where it is cut, so the recess feels rougher than the surrounding surface and can hold traces of coffee or tea over time. At 5 mm glyph height this panel holds about 10 characters on one line.

  • On-glaze decal

    Not offered on this blank

    Stacked pieces rub where they meet, and an on-glaze mark wears through at those points. We do not offer this method on stacking blanks.

How it is made

Pressed from a mould to a repeatable profile, then glazed, marked and fired by hand.

Dimensions and glaze colour vary by up to ±5% between pieces. Pinholing, speckle and slight colour movement are how a fired glaze behaves — they are characteristics of the material, not faults.

Where it is made

Designed in
Glostrup, Denmark
Made in
Blank pressed by our EU porcelain partner; glazed, marked and fired in our Glostrup workshop, Denmark

Price by quantity · with Laser etch

PiecesPer pieceOrder total
1–5DKK 130DKK 130 at 1
6–11DKK 121DKK 726 at 6
12–23DKK 113DKK 1.356 at 12
24–47DKK 106DKK 2.544 at 24
48+DKK 97DKK 4.656 at 48

If you ordered today with Laser etch

Kiln loads
18 August 2026
Out of the kiln
24 August 2026
Estimated dispatch
31 August 2026

Under-glaze and on-glaze decal each add a full kiln cycle to these dates. The configurator recalculates as you choose.

Delivery, breakage and returns

Packed for fragile transit and shipped from Glostrup. Delivery cost and estimated transit time are shown in full before you confirm. If a piece arrives broken, photograph the parcel and the piece and email us within 7 days — we remake or refund it.

Delivery & returnsTwo-year right to complainMaterials & safety

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