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Libbey 1502-30220 (Formerly World Tableware) Cup 8-1/4 Oz. Stacking
| Manufacturer | Libbey |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 1502-30220 |
| Manufacturer Part # | 1502-30220 |
| Stacking | Stackable |
| Construction | Porcelain |
| Capacity | 8 - 9 Oz |
| Height | 2.5" |
| Width | 4.63" |
| Depth | 4.63" |
| Weight | 22.75 lbs |
| UPC | 10663114350309 |
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Product Details
Product Details
The Libbey 1502-30220 (Formerly World Tableware) Cup 8-1/4 Oz. Stacking is a versatile porcelain cup designed to meet the varied demands of the hospitality industry. This cup showcases a bright white finish, making it an elegant choice for any dining setting. Part of the World® Collection, the Empire™ design offers timeless appeal. The cup measures 2-1/2 inches in height, 3-1/2 inches at the top diameter, 2 inches at the foot diameter, and 4-5/8 inches at the maximum diameter, providing a comfortable grip and ensuring a stable stackable feature. Designed to fit saucer 15002-10155, this product is perfect for space-saving storage solutions in bustling restaurants and cafes. Each case contains 36 cups, allowing for ample supply to meet the demands of high-volume service. The porcelain construction ensures durability and longevity, making it a reliable addition to any commercial kitchen. Packed by the case, the Libbey 1502-30220 cup is an ideal choice for establishments seeking to enhance their tableware collections with a product that seamlessly combines function, form, and style.
