Fiesta 10-1/4-Ounce Mug, Peacock

• Mug
• Restaurant grade vitrified ceramic dinnerware
• Peacock
• Microwave safe, Oven safe, Dishwasher safe & Chip resistant
• Green technologies implemented in the production of all of our products

10-ounce mug:
We have had a set of eight of these in Sea Mist and have used them for morning coffee for several years. They will sit on Fiestaware saucers just fine. I have never burned myself with the handle as mentioned below, but tend to hold it with two hands or with the saucer together, not just by the handle. Fiestaware is very sturdy and even if the handle were larger might feel heavy in one hand. (They are made like hotel china, essentially. Homer Laughlin is a hotel china company, in fact. The first set of dishes I had from them decades ago were some of their hotel line.) For a bigger cup for cafe au lait style, I can recommend the Fiestaware "jumbo cups." We have a set of those in Sea Mist and use them for coffee, but also for heating soup in the microwave. They are both great. Never been disappointed with Fiestaware.

Pleased with the product:
The cup was just as ordered and received in a timely fashion.

Fiestaware mugs:
These mugs are great! Turquoise is my color of choice in Fiestaware, and I have the four-piece place settings. I have always been disappointed in the size of the coffee cups. I guess I'm used to 'super-sizing,' especially when it comes to my coffee!

fiesta plum mug, new, Christmas gift:
This mug arrived in perfect condition and was beautiful -- a gift for my son's girlfriend, I wanted to keep it for myself. But I wrapped it up and gave it away and hope it was appreciated and will be used for their morning lattes.

cobalt blue fiesta mug:
Homer Laughlin China Fiesta Cobalt Blue Mug Ordered this mug (along with a plum colored one) as a holiday gift for my son; arrived in fine shape, looked so beautiful and shiny when I washed it (prior to gift wrapping) that I wanted to keep it for myself--it looked very at home on my kitchen counter on a cobalt blue, yellow & white Mexican tile, but now it "lives" in Chicago and does heavy latte duty.