Demitasse Cup Set with Stand In Red with Flowers 9 Pieces

Demitasse Cup Set with Stand In Red with Flowers 9 PiecesA nine piece demitasse set built for the cafecito ritual six small cups, six saucers, and a coordinating display stand, finished in red with a floral pattern. The size is right for a proper colada pour or a single cortadito, not the oversized cups that swallow the espumita. The stand keeps the set on the counter rather than buried in a cabinet, which is how most Cuban American households actually use their demitasse cups: out, ready, used daily. The

A nine-piece demitasse set built for the cafecito ritual — six small cups, six saucers, and a coordinating display stand, finished in red with a floral pattern. The size is right for a proper colada pour or a single cortadito, not the oversized cups that swallow the espumita.

The stand keeps the set on the counter rather than buried in a cabinet, which is how most Cuban-American households actually use their demitasse cups: out, ready, used daily. The red-and-floral styling reads classic rather than novelty — it lives comfortably next to a moka pot without looking out of place.

What's Included:

• 6 demitasse cups (espresso-size, suited to cafecito and cortadito pours)
• 2 matching saucers
• 1 display stand

Perfect For: housewarming, Mother's Day, birthday, gifting to anyone setting up their first cafetera at home, or replacing a chipped set that's been in rotation for years.

Pairs With: a stovetop cafetera, Café Bustelo or Café La Llave bricks, sugar for the espumita, and the small spoons every Cuban kitchen seems to lose one of every year.

Cultural Context: In Cuban households, the demitasse cup isn't fine china kept behind glass — it's working hardware. Cafecito gets made multiple times a day, for family, for neighbors who stop in, for the cousin who shows up unannounced. A complete set on a stand means there's always one ready, and there's always enough for company. That's the actual function of this kind of gift.

Ships nationwide to Cuban-American families wherever the cafetera is on the stove.