Review on ☕ Sweese 4309 Cappuccino Porcelain Saucers by Chris Peck

I've been married for over two decades and I still have most of my wedding paraphernalia. Over the years I've mostly added used utensils to my kitchen because I didn't really have a passion for a particular color or theme. , I realized that I really love blue and white porcelain. I love mismatched designs but similar colors so I wanted to progressively replace my paraphernalia with blue willow/spod/scandinavian/english rose/japanese ink patterns. The problem, however, is that many of my dishes are unique and I don't trust everyone in the house to use my unusual dishes on a daily basis. Also, I hate mugs of different colors, shapes and sizes. on the top shelf but you want something monotonous but of good quality, for everyday use as well as aesthetically pleasing. These mugs are exactly what I want! They're the perfect size for a cup of mint tea or Venezuelan French-pressed cocoa beans with coconut sugar. They hold almost 8 ounces of liquid and I can easily hold the pen by connecting it with my index finger. After using these mugs I'm tempted to pick up plates and bowls! I like the feel of porcelain. And the colors are beautiful. This is a win for me!