Churchill Tanner Vintage Stainless Steel Soup Spoons (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The Churchill Tanner Vintage soup spoon takes the classic teardrop bowl shape and updates it with a stonewash matte finish, giving each piece a subtly aged, tactile quality that sits...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Dimensions
- 50(H) x 60(W)mm
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Weight
- 680g
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Product Description
The Churchill Tanner Vintage soup spoon takes the classic teardrop bowl shape and updates it with a stonewash matte finish, giving each piece a subtly aged, tactile quality that sits comfortably across a range of dining styles. Made from 18/10 stainless steel, the range is built to withstand the rigours of regular commercial use, including repeated machine washing without significant loss of finish or form.
In a busy service environment, cutlery takes considerable punishment — dropped, stacked, cycled through industrial dishwashers multiple times a day. The 18/10 stainless steel composition offers good resistance to corrosion and staining under these conditions, which helps keep replacement costs manageable over time. The stonewash matte finish also has a practical advantage in that it is less prone to showing water marks or minor surface wear compared to high-gloss alternatives.
- Suited to both casual dining and more considered premium table settings
- Matte finish helps conceal light surface marks between services
- 18/10 stainless steel provides reliable resistance to staining and corrosion
- Pack of 12 allows straightforward stock management per cover count
As with any cutlery purchase for a commercial setting, it is worth thinking through your cover count and typical table turn before ordering. A single pack of 12 will suit a small operation or act as a top-up to an existing set; larger venues running multiple sittings will generally want to calculate stock across full service cycles rather than per cover alone.
If you are specifying cutlery across multiple table settings or want to discuss how Tanner Vintage sits within a broader table concept, the team is happy to help you work through the quantities and presentation options before you commit.
Key Features
- 18/10 stainless steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
- Stonewash matte finish applied across the full length of each spoon
- Classic teardrop bowl profile with a contemporary matte aesthetic
- Pack of 12 units for straightforward stock control by cover
- Suitable for repeated commercial dishwasher cycling without distortion
Operational Benefits
- Matte finish reduces visible water marks and light surface wear between services
- 18/10 steel composition keeps long-term replacement costs manageable
- Versatile styling works across casual and premium dining environments
- Pack sizing simplifies ordering relative to cover counts and table turns
- Consistent teardrop bowl shape supports a neat, professional table presentation
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Dimensions
- 50(H) x 60(W)mm
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Weight
- 680g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- This depends on your cover count and how many sittings you run. A useful rule of thumb is to hold enough cutlery to cover two full table turns plus a buffer for items in the dishwasher cycle. For a 40-cover restaurant running two sittings, that typically means holding well over 100 spoons, so several packs would be needed from the outset.
- The 18/10 stainless steel base is well suited to the heat and detergent levels used in commercial dishwashers. The stonewash matte finish is more forgiving of minor abrasion than a high-polish finish, though like all cutlery finishes it will show some natural wear over time with heavy use. Avoiding harsh abrasive chemicals and using a rinse aid will help extend the finish life.
- The range is designed to sit comfortably across different dining contexts. The matte stonewash finish gives it an informal, relaxed character that suits gastropubs and casual restaurants, while the teardrop profile and quality of the steel mean it also reads well in more considered or premium dining settings. If you are uncertain whether the aesthetic is right for your concept, it is worth requesting a sample before committing to full volume.