Wilmax England Corporate Gifts with Your Logo
White porcelain mugs, cups and saucers for offices, hospitality and client gifts
Wilmax England is a porcelain tableware brand built around plain white pieces for hotels, restaurants and offices. The range is deliberately undecorated: a white glazed surface, a consistent shape language and sizes that follow real serving habits. That neutrality suits branding: a printed logo becomes the only decoration on the piece.
We publish 33 Wilmax England items, all in white porcelain, split between mugs and cup-and-saucer sets. Mugs run from 250 ml through the everyday 350 ml and 400 ml sizes up to a 630 ml mug, with a handleless 200 ml Japanese style mug and two gold rim versions at 320 ml and 450 ml. Cups with saucers start at a 75 ml espresso cup and continue through 170 ml cappuccino, classic and low 220 ml tea cups and the Orient collection to a 430 ml tea cup. The plain pieces are dishwasher and microwave safe; the gold rim mugs are hand wash only.
This range suits the office kitchen and the meeting room: companies replacing disposable cups, branded crockery for a reception area or a canteen, welcome kits for new joiners, and hospitality clients who want a consistent service under their own mark. Cup and saucer sets read as more formal and are the usual choice for boardrooms.
We supply from 10 pieces per model. Branding is included in the price with no setup fee, applied by ceramic transfer on the body of a mug or on the saucer of a cup set, which survives daily dishwasher use. Production starts from 5 working days after artwork approval, samples take 2 to 3 days, and delivery covers the whole EU. Tell us the models and quantity for a quote.
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Wilmax England — frequently asked questions
Are the Wilmax England mugs dishwasher and microwave safe once branded?
The plain white porcelain pieces are dishwasher and microwave safe, and the ceramic transfer we use for branding is made to survive daily dishwasher use. The two gold rim mugs are hand wash only and should not go in a microwave.
What is the difference between a mug and a cup and saucer set in this range?
Mugs are single pieces from 250 ml to 630 ml for desk and kitchen use. Cup and saucer sets run from a 75 ml espresso cup to a 430 ml tea cup and read as more formal, which makes them the usual choice for meeting rooms and reception areas.
Which size should we choose for an office kitchen?
The 350 ml and 400 ml mugs are the most commonly chosen sizes for everyday coffee and tea. Where a bean-to-cup machine is in use, the smaller 250 ml and 280 ml mugs are the safer fit, and the 500 ml and 630 ml mugs suit people who fill once and work through it.
Can we mix several models in one branded order?
Yes, subject to the minimum of 10 pieces per model. A mug and a matching cup and saucer with the same logo is a common combination for one office.
Where does the logo go on a porcelain piece?
On the body of a mug, facing outward when held in the right hand, or centred on the saucer for a cup set. We confirm the exact position on a proof before production.