Let's see your coffee mugs

I know it isn't an interesting mug, but the Contigo lid really has been spill-proof for me.



Mine has my employer's name on it.

Heres my mug. Excuse the coffee stain I have just used it.

I have a few of these old Starbucks mugs that seem to work great. The devise that the mug is sitting on is actually a coffee warmer in the shape of an Oreo. It plugs into a usb port and works pretty well.

I got a new mug...

I got one like this at work and it over 50 years old. I got it a sale where an old cafe in NW Arkansas had closed in 1970 and the family was auctioning off the contents. I paid 50 cents. Vitreous China made in the /USA

I like these Wedgwood mugs because they are quite large but not heavy.

Like my flask my mug came from American Expedition.

turtle said:

I picked up some 10 oz cups from Intelligentsia coffee (Chicago) and have been using only those for a while now.

Nice. Heavy. Thick. Well balanced in the hand and the interior shape is killer for making latte art.

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That's a nice looking mug. I've been looking for a set but maybe 1 will be enough after looking at their website.

My newest. These were a real "pain is the butt" to get.

jhadsell1883 said:

That's a nice looking mug. I've been looking for a set but maybe 1 will be enough after looking at their website.

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I love my Intelligenstia Cappuccino cups. I find them very easy to hold.

The cups themselves are from the LINO Collection by NotNeutral.

http://www.notneutral.com/coffee/lino

https://www.seattlecoffeegear.com/lino-cup-and-saucer-set-of-two

Great collection of Cups and Mugs.

I generally drink tea, but here it is.

Here's a few....
These are from Intelligentsia Coffee in Chicago, acquired over the years. The middle one is one of my daily mugs.


This one is my favorite, also from Intelligentsia. I save for the weekend, when I'm using one of my percolators.


These were bought on various Seattle trips. The Victrola is also sees a lot of daily use.

My retirement "job" is conductor and shop mechanic on the excursion railroad that owns and operates steam locomotive Pere Marquette 1225.

Here's a few I really like, first one is from Ohio Northern University (my Alma Mater), second is from my in laws when they went to Italy