cup
vessel for liquids
wager cup
cup offered as a prize in a contest
Ryukyu glass
Handmade glassware made in Okinawa, Japan
tea cup
cup especially useful for drinking tea
plastic cup
cup made of plastic
Hurricane glass
form of drinking glass which typically will contain 20 US fluid ounces
tumbler
flat-bottomed drinking glass
Spa cup
cup used to drink mineral or thermal water directly from the spring
Hove amber cup
bronze Age cup
standing cup
tall cup consisting of a bowl of varying form resting on a stem and usually having a cover; often used for presenetation or other ceremonial purposes
mug
vessel for hot drinks with a handle
scyphus
Roman handled cup
Amen glasses
Jacobite glasses, wine glasses, drinking glasses, drinking vessels
Rose Flower Cup
large silver-gilt communal drinking vessel
rice wine cup
generic term for cup used to drink rice wine (see more specific cups as subtypes)
Holy Grail
cup, dish or stone with miraculous powers, important motif in Arthurian literature
coffee cup
tableware
loving cup
shared drinking container traditionally used at weddings and banquets
Barber Cup and Crawford Cup
Ancient Roman cups
cage cup
luxury Late Roman glass vessel
feeding cup
cup with a spout and handle, used for feeding infants and invalids
Jack in the basement
type of bowl or tazza to signal pregnancy when "Jack" appears in the bowl upon filling it with fluid
Mate
yerba mate drinking vessel
communion cup
type of liturgical vessel
measuring cup
kitchen utensil to measure volume of cooking ingredients
kero cup
drinking cup of wood, ceramic, or metal, used during rituals in pre-Inca and Inca times for the ritual drinking of chicha, an alcoholic beverage made from corn
glass goblet
goblet made of glass
bouillon cup (double-handled)
a cup with two handles designed for serving clear or cream soups