What size are the mugs? Part of the description says four 10 ounce mugs and the other part says four 12 ounce mugs. Which size?? Yes, size matters!!!
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I was able to pour just shy of two cups of water into the mug so I'd say 12 ounce mugs. The water left in the measuring cup was maybe 2 ounces max.
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Just measured mine...they are eight ounce when you fill like a regular serving....but you can fill to the brim with twelve ounces. Sure enjoy my set.
2139248
I ordered my replacement by remembering the French call 4 oz. a cup of coffee! Their 9 cup carafe is just right for me - it makes two full coffee mugs. If I have company the largest size makes a good five mugs of coffee.
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This listing is for a set of two mugs and they each hold eleven ounces. We also carry several twelve ounce fine bone china mug sets. You can see all of our offerings, in a thumbnail presentation, by putting "Joanbet's ChinaFind" in the amazon search window. Thank you for your interest and be well.
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I have a set of three; 1cup 2.5cup 4 cup that's 8, 20, 32 oz respectively. I can't tell which one is pictured. The link from the picture took me to a set with one of each.
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I believe its 14-16oz. Maybe a bit smaller that 14oz. I have a 16 oz ceramic travel cup that fits fine. Not sure what a standard travel mug size is.
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I gave them as gifts, so I do not have them to measure. They're a good quality and size, though! A normal size (and maybe a tiny bit larger than normal) coffee mug.
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Hi Stephen: The 12oz mug is 3 1/4 " at the bottom..... the 19oz verzion is thinner and fits all cup-holders.
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I measured and 'unofficially' the mugs are 14ish oz and bowls are 20ish oz. Love the set - very bright and sturdy!
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These beautiful English bone china mugs hold 8 ounces or 1 cup filled to the normal level. Filled to the brim, which you normally wouldn't do in regular usage, the mug will hold 10 ounces. Hope this will help you!
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Hi Cathy, it states the mugs are 12 ozs., the dinner plate is approx. 10 10/16 inches diagnally, salad plate approx. 8 inches diagnally, soup bowl approx. 9 inches diagnally, and dessert approx. 6 3/16 inches diagnally. I hope this helps you.
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Depends on the size of the mug. There are two of them. One smallish, the other bigger.
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This one basically stores only 8oz. which is one cup. The others will let you go up to 12 oz. per cup sepending upon you desire. There is only enough room for a coffee mug in the catchment area. Often I fill a mug and then pour it into my tall covered mug from home, so I don't spill coffee. Since I got this, several of my colleagues have purchased these also.
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These mugs hold 11 ounces when filled to the top, 10 ounces comfortably. We, also, have 12 ounce mugs available if you are looking for a larger size bone china mug. I find this size excellent because they aren't so large that the coffee or tea gets cold before you get to the bottom!
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Four cups is the amount listed in the manual which is really around 2 mugs of coffee. I do this almost every morning.
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11 ounces. It is a great mug that many remark positively about due to the size and weight.
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Mine says 5 cups BUT the cups are smaller 6oz or so...I would say you would get 3 mugs max.
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You are correct about 12 cups not being 12 measuring cups. Remember that an average sized mug holds about 2 cups of the brewed coffee and an old-fashioned 'teacup' may hold 6 oz. If you remember these measures, you will always be able to estimate how much coffee to make. Stove perked coffee is really good! Hope you enjoy the process and the coffee.