Saucer

Tableware

Definition

A saucer is placed under a coffee or tea cup. It prevents marks on the table and completes the service. A detail that makes all the difference.

More about Saucer

The saucer is much more than a simple tableware accessory. It plays an essential role in the elegance and cleanliness of your service. Choose it carefully so that it perfectly matches your cup. Opt for noble materials such as porcelain, earthenware, or even glass, which will add a touch of refinement. Depending on your decoration style, you can opt for plain saucers, those adorned with delicate patterns, or those with vibrant colors to create a warm atmosphere. Don't hesitate to mix materials and shapes to give character to your table. You can also play with contrasts by using more modern saucers to enhance an antique cup. Whatever your preference, the saucer will protect your furniture and elevate the presentation of your hot beverages with style.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes, for proper service and to protect the table.

Matching for elegance, contrasting for a decorative touch.

Stacked with cups or flat in a cupboard.

The saucer should be slightly larger than the cup it accompanies, usually about 2 to 3 cm wider in diameter. This allows the cup to sit comfortably and prevents spills.

Although materials can differ, it's preferable to choose a saucer that matches the cup for visual harmony. Porcelain, earthenware, and glass are common materials for saucers.

You can clean the saucer the same way you clean the cup, i.e., with hot soapy water. However, avoid abrasive products that could damage the coating. Dry it thoroughly before storing.

For a modern style, opt for square or rectangular saucers. Their clean lines perfectly match geometrically shaped cups. You can also find saucers with more original designs, such as irregular edges.

Yes, there are saucers specifically designed for travel mugs. They are usually made of silicone or plastic, with raised edges to prevent spills. Their compact shape also makes them easy to store.