William Edwards Quanta Rectangular Tray Classic White 340x150mm (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The William Edwards Quanta rectangular tray is a bone china serving piece designed for plated food presentation in restaurant and hospitality environments. The Classic White finish features a white-on-white geometric...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Colour
- Patterned
- Dimensions
- 20(H) x 340(L) x 150(W)mm
- Material
- Bone China
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Product Description
The William Edwards Quanta rectangular tray is a bone china serving piece designed for plated food presentation in restaurant and hospitality environments. The Classic White finish features a white-on-white geometric pattern with subtle embossed texture and copper mica detailing — understated in design but with enough visual character to complement considered table presentation without overpowering the food.
In service, bone china at this specification is a practical choice for front-of-house use. The material is lighter than many ceramic alternatives while retaining good durability, and the scratch-resistant glaze holds up well against the repeated handling and stacking that comes with high-volume covers. The chip-resistant construction reduces replacement frequency, which matters in any operation where tableware losses affect running costs.
Key practical characteristics of this tray include:
- Bone china construction with 47% bone ash content for strength without added weight
- Scratch-resistant glaze suited to high-frequency use and stacking
- Dishwasher safe, supporting efficient back-of-house turnaround
- Functionally stackable design for storage and transport between kitchen and service
- White-on-white pattern with copper mica detail for refined plated presentation
These trays are sold in packs of 12, which suits most initial tableware orders or top-up purchasing for existing Quanta collections. The rectangular format is well suited to starter and dessert courses, sharing plates, or as an accompaniment tray where a defined shape supports the plating layout.
If you are specifying tableware across a full dining room or coordinating with other pieces in the Quanta range, our team is happy to help you work through quantities and presentation options before you order.
Key Features
- Bone china body with 47% bone ash content for strength
- Scratch-resistant glaze withstands repeated stacking and handling
- Dishwasher safe construction supports efficient service turnaround
- Functionally stackable profile for compact back-of-house storage
- White-on-white geometric embossment with copper mica detailing
Operational Benefits
- Chip-resistant build reduces tableware replacement costs over time
- Lightweight material eases handling during high-cover service periods
- Dishwasher compatibility keeps turnaround times tight during service
- Refined presentation supports premium plating without elaborate styling
- Pack-of-12 format suits both new openings and existing range top-ups
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Colour
- Patterned
- Dimensions
- 20(H) x 340(L) x 150(W)mm
- Material
- Bone China
- Weight
- 635g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes. Bone china with a scratch-resistant, chip-resistant glaze is a practical choice for restaurants running multiple covers daily. The dishwasher-safe construction means the trays can move through the wash cycle efficiently without specialist care, and the stackable profile supports storage in busy kitchen environments.
- The Quanta range is designed as a coordinated collection, so the rectangular tray can sit alongside other Quanta pieces in the same Classic White finish. If you are planning a full table specification across multiple piece types, it is worth confirming quantities and which formats will work best for your menu before ordering.
- The rectangular shape and dimensions make this tray well suited to starter and dessert courses, structured sharing presentations, or accompaniment service where a defined format supports the plating layout. It is less suited to deep or sauced main course dishes where a deeper plate or bowl would be more appropriate.