Ceramic Creamers & Cream Jugs
Send a full milk jug to a table that ordered two coffees, and most of that milk comes back to the kitchen. A small jug sized for one or two cups puts just enough milk on the table, keeps the tray light and looks far neater beside a cup and saucer.
Makrey has supplied crockery to Indian hotels, cafés and restaurants since 1981. This collection has six ceramic creamers, from a 60ml mini creamer to a 200ml cream jug, in black matt, black shiny, golden yellow, grey speckles and cream matt dotted finishes. These are serving pieces for milk and cream, not creamer powder or liquid coffee creamer.
Ceramic Creamer Sizes and Finishes
Mini Creamers (60ml)
The square black matt piece is 1.5" across and 2.5" high and holds 60ml, enough milk for one cup. Mini creamers suit room service trays, single espresso or cappuccino service, and café counters where every cup goes out with its own milk.
150ml Ceramic Creamer
The round 150ml piece is 2.5" across and 3" high, in black shiny, grey speckles and cream matt dotted. A second 150ml style in black matt is 2.75" across and 3.25" high and has a handle built into the body. The 150ml size is the everyday creamer for milk at tea and coffee service for two.
200ml Cream Jug
The largest piece is a 200ml cream jug in golden yellow, 3" across and 2.75" high. It suits a table of three or four, a high tea service, or fresh cream with desserts and scones.
Where a Milk Creamer Jug Works Best
- Room service: a 60ml or 150ml size on the tray with the teapot or coffee pot.
- Café and coffee shop: a 60ml jug with each cup, so guests add milk to their own taste.
- Breakfast and high tea: a 150ml or 200ml milk creamer jug on each table.
- Desserts: fresh cream or a sauce served on the side in the 200ml jug.
For the pots and cups that go with it, see our tea and coffee pots and cups and saucers.
Milk Jug Ceramic or Creamer: What Is the Difference?
A creamer is a small jug made for one table; in this collection they range from 60ml to 200ml. A milk jug is larger and is used on the buffet or at the beverage counter, where many guests pour from it. A hotel can use both: a large jug on the breakfast buffet and a small one on the table for tea and coffee service. For larger glass and steel milk jugs, see our milk and juice jugs.
Matching Creamers with Your Crockery
Each piece comes in a finish that matches our crockery ranges, so the jug, cup and plate look like one set. See the full cream matt dotted, black shiny and black matt collections.
Caring for Ceramic Creamers
Rinse each piece soon after service, as milk left to dry leaves a film inside a small jug that is hard to clean. Wash with mild soap and warm water, and let it dry fully before stacking.
Ceramic Creamer Jug for Hotels and Cafés
A simple way to plan is one piece for every room service tray and one for every restaurant table, plus spares for breakage. Tell us your room count and covers, and our team will quote the right sizes and finishes, with GST billing and delivery across India.
Creamer FAQs
What is a creamer used for in a hotel?
It is a small jug that brings milk or cream to the table with tea or coffee, so each guest adds as much as they like.
Do you sell coffee creamer powder or liquid creamer?
No. Ours are ceramic serving jugs. You can fill them with milk, cream or any liquid creamer you serve.
What size do I need?
Choose 60ml for one cup, 150ml for two cups and 200ml for a table of three or four.
Can I buy creamer pieces in bulk?
Yes. You can order any piece on this page, and for hotel quantities our team will share bulk pricing.