Villeroy & Boch SWITCH 3 Mugs Cups Germany Lot Of 4 NWOT

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Lot of 4 Villeroy & Boch Switch 3 Corsica Mug Cup Blue Waves Mugs
Look at these measurements- not sure what these are actually called. Tea cups ???
▪️Brand Villeroy & Boch Switch 3 Teacup
▪️▪️it looks like on the bottom of the cup that in little letters engraved in the cup (I guess engraved) you have to look hard to see it. It looks like it says S102- see photoP
▪️▪️Colors Green and Blue
▪️▪️BPA FREE ? Yes (Lead Free)
▪️▪️Total of 4 Teacups I guess - BE SURE AND LOOK AT MEASUREMENTS AS I DO NOT KNOW WHAT THESE ARE CALLED. I DO NOT KNOW IF THESE ARE TEA CUPS OR NOT. MY MEASUREMENTS DON’T MATCH OTHER MEASUREMENTS
▪️▪️dishwasher safe
▪️▪️microwave safe
▪️▪️ material is Porcelain China
▪️▪️I’ve had these awhile but have never been used
▪️▪️PTFE FREE
▪️▪️Measures approximately a little over 21/2” height - see my measurements in the photos
And Diameter almost 3”-measurements in the pictures
▪️▪️ I am an easy person to work with. Message me if you have any questions. Ask me anything. I welcome all questions.
▪️▪️If you need more pictures or more information- do not hesitate to message me. I encourage you to do so. I want you to know exactly what you are buying and everything about it. I’ll be happy to help you
▪️▪️JUST PLEASE KNOW that I do not take returns unless I’ve made a mistake In describing it or mislead you in some way. I give sizes on every article of clothing I list and I feel this is fair. So, please read everything.
▪️▪️Thanks so much.
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About Villeroy & Boch Shop
In 1748, in the European village of Audun-le-Tiche, François Boch started a tableware empire that would span more than eight generations of workers, and 250 years of prominence. His simple ceramic plates, cups, pots, and tureens set a standard of excellence for the European market. Four decades later, Nicolas Villeroy set up an earthenware factory in Vauderevange, rivaling Boch's production with its cost-effectiveness. The two companies teamed up in 1836 with hopes of eventually dominating the market. Today Villeroy & Boch is the world's largest producer of ceramics, making everything from egg cups to bathtubs. Its tiles line the Holland Tunnel. Its dinnerware sets the tables of the Pope, crowned royalty, households of the rich and famous, and renowned restaurants around the world. While dinnerware--bone china, porcelain, and earthenware--is still its mainstay, Villeroy & Boch also offers crystal stems and barware, glass drinkware, and stainless-steel flatware, much of which is designed to complement and accent the many beautiful and versatile Villeroy & Boch dinnerware patterns.