Our current obsession" Ceramic wine cups?tumblers and goblets alike?as an alternative to glass-stemmed versions. We like the idea of a more casual (and durable) wine vessel.

Above: The Kristie van Noort Cornwall Cup Set of 2 in a light glaze is ?55 ($57) at Bon Ceramics.

Above: The Ceramic Goblet from Chin Jukan Pottery is available in a black, brown, and white glaze; ¥ 6,685 ($57) each at CJP Store in Japan.

Above: The Astier de Villatte Angel Tumbler is handmade in Paris in Astier de Villatte’s studios; $128 each at ABC Carpet & Home.

Above: The Wheel Ceramic Company Wine Cup in white, eggshell, and nude is $30 at the General Store.

Above: The Isabel Halley Ceramics Set of Four Porcelain Wine Cups is handmade and slipcast in porcelain; $160 for the set.
Above: The Matte White Wine Cups are designed for sweet wine, tea, or coffee; $18 each at Kaneki Pottery.

Above: Medieval and modern at the same time, dbO Porcelain Goblets are $14 each at dbO on Etsy. For more, see our post Fanciful Everyday Tableware from DBO Ware.

Above: The Lindo Cup is a wine glass made of transparent ceramic developed in Shigaraki, an area of Japan known for its ceramics. Only the inside is glazed; $40 each at Vespoe.

Above: The Ineke van der Werff Porcelain + Bronze Small Cup is ?25 ($26) at Bon Ceramics.

Above: The design of the Charlevoix Wine Cup is inspired by the midcentury lake houses of Michigan; the cups are available in eight satin-matte glaze colors (show...