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70s Saucers
set of 4

KST0198


Regular price54.95$
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Ships directly from our Canadian warehouse, or free in-store pickup.

Handcrafted stoneware saucers that bring style and personality to every coffee or tea break

A beautiful cup deserves a beautiful saucer. In HKliving's 70s Ceramics collection, this seemingly discreet accessory also becomes an object of character, capable of transforming a simple coffee or tea moment into a refined visual experience. These handcrafted stoneware saucers are available in three distinct finishes, each with its own aesthetic language, to suit all tastes and tables.

Three finishes inspired by nature, art, and artisanal know-how

Each finish tells a different visual story. The Ocean variant is inspired by raw shores and wild coasts: its natural and soothing glaze evokes sea foam, sand, and smooth rocks polished by waves, creating a soft and organic atmosphere on the table. The Doodle variant, hand-painted, stands out with its free and spontaneous decoration, whose slight surface texture is the distinctive mark of artisanal craftsmanship: each saucer is slightly different from the others, like so many unique little drawings placed under the cup. The Big Sur variant, on the other hand, features a reactive glaze with deep and contrasting multicolored hues, inspired by pop art, surrealism, and expressionist forms that run through the entire 70s Ceramics collection.

Glazed stoneware saucers designed for everyday use

Made of 95% stoneware and 5% glaze, these handcrafted ceramic saucers are food-safe, dishwasher-safe, and microwave-safe. They can be freely combined with all mugs, coffee cups, and glasses from HKliving's 70s range, but also pair well with other tableware to add a touch of color and personality. Mixed together or matched to the same variant, they create a table that is both free, creative, and fully lived in.

Do you like the 70s design? Find the entire collection here.

  • 100% stoneware
Description Imperial Metric
Diameter 4.5" 11.5 cm
Height 0.7" 1.8 cm
  • Always test a small, inconspicuous area before using any cleaning product.
  • Protect your plates from direct sunlight, as this can lead to uneven fading of the fabric over time.
  • Product colors may vary slightly from those displayed on your screen.
  • Please allow at least 6 to 8 weeks for delivery.
  • Free in-store pickup. See pickup locations.
  • Online orders are shipped from our Canadian warehouse.
  • In-stock and special order products are shipped or available for pickup within a processing time. See details.
  • Returns are eligible under certain conditions. Merchandise must be in its original condition. See details.
Features of HKliving 70s saucers

70s Ceramics

by HKliving
70s Ceramics

A collection that ranges from mugs to candles

With dozens of pieces, HKliving's 70s Ceramics collection is much more than a range of colorful mugs. It includes coffee and tea mugs, saucers, ramen, tapas and pasta bowls, plates, a coffee pot, serving spoons, decorative trays and vases. Even the scented candles fit into the collection, with containers that can then have a second life on the table.

Each series is available in several 1970s-inspired shades, from earthy and mineral tones to brighter, more vibrant colors. You can start with a single mug or a small bowl, then expand your collection over time, mixing colors and textures, or create a cohesive set for the kitchen, dining room or coffee corner.

70s Ceramics

Glazed stoneware, pieces with character and substance

Behind the retro aesthetic, the collection is based on a sturdy material, stoneware, worked with expressive glazes that give it its very particular reflections, nuances, and textures. These finishes are applied by hand on several models, and that is what makes each piece unique: two cups from the same series may show slight differences in color and texture, which is part of their charm. 

The shapes are generous, comfortable in the hand, and designed for everyday use, and several items are dishwasher and microwave safe. Designed to last and to be used, the 70s Ceramics collection brings style to the table without sacrificing practicality.

About HKliving

HKliving draws inspiration from the four corners of the globe, exploring a multitude of cultural and stylistic references to fuel its creations. Its collections are distinguished by a subtle and balanced fusion of retro, industrial, ethnic, and modern influences, giving rise to objects that transcend styles without ever becoming static. Each piece is an invitation to travel: to the clean, soothing lines of Nordic design, the raw authenticity of the industrial world, or the sun-drenched hues and organic textures of the Mediterranean.

This aesthetic blend, never forced, creates a unique visual harmony where aesthetics meet functionality. Thanks to this wealth of influences, HKliving transforms every interior into a lively, original, and refined space, where every object tells a story and stimulates the imagination.

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