What is the depth of the saucer?
70544
Luke, will get back to you as I'm out of town. Thickness is a quarter of an inch, diameter is 25 inches. Shawn Troeger MH Sleds
837393
Sorry for the delay in responding, but I bought this for an out of state family member. It took a bit of time to make contact with him and have him give me the information that you requested. The base of the Turkish tea cups are 1 1/4" in diameter. So, it will fit inside of the 2" saucer, but not snuggly. I hope that my answer was helpful.
285724
5.5 inches depth............... to raise lid completely vertical - 7 inches.
1310342
hi. it's 3.5" deep and besides this the best sauce pan I ever had. very recommended!!!
1469848
I believe the base is too large for a saucer. Most people wouldn't use one with this cup. These cups are used in Paris cafs without saucers.
195621
Maybe 2 & 1/2 to 3" deep...I can't be sure. But that is probably pretty close. I'm sorry, I am away and don't get back home for a few days.
2200578
the depth is one inch. If one inch is more than one half the cylinder { maybe}
1721679
not very deep maybe 1 inch or so? Can't remember off hand, I purchased it as a gift.
1400636
This model is almost 24 inches long and the saucer section is 11 inches wide. Better detail and a lot of decals. It's worth the money in my opinion.
1767732
Sorry Ross the answer is NO. You would only be able to fit a pot that was 19inch in diameter inside the saucer. Does this help you?
1469847
I believe the base is too large for a saucer. Most people wouldn't use one with this cup. These cups are used in Paris cafés without saucers.
776982
Can't reach it to measure, but it is about 3 to 3.5 inches in tiameter and about 2 inches deep.
1767730
I bought the same saucer but had to return it because it was actually smaller than what was stated. I suggest you call the company and have them measure it - perhaps they now have a larger saucer. Remember you need a little extra space in the saucer for the water drainage. Good luck.
1253331
A little over 3ft yes ft LOL Saucer is about 12 to 13 inches wide she's big!!!
15355
I'm not at home where I can actually measure, but I'd say about an inch (I've checked now; it's just under an inch). Whatever it is, I am sure it's the same height as every other one of these I've ever seen. Some years ago, we had an old steamer whose legs had gotten bent inwards, reducing the height by another quarter inch or so. To counteract this problem, my grandmother used to turn a saucer upside down in the bottom of the pan and set the steamer basket on top of it. That raised the steamer and increased the total volume of water under it so it wouldn't boil out too quickly. However the boiling water rattled the saucer and made an awful racket, but it worked.
2180611
I got the 21 inch saucer, not the 24 inch saucer. It's 21 inches at the top outside but has a rolled edge so is ~19.5 inches inside top. It tapers and the inside bottom is ~18 inches. I'd guess the 24 inch saucer will likely have the same rolled edge and taper so will probably be ~22.5 inches inside top and ~21 inches inside bottom. Hope this helps.
1122275
At its deepest, it's probably about 2 inches. That's an educated guess, but I'll bet I'm not off by much. :)