William Edwards Quanta Saucers 160mm – Bone China (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The William Edwards Quanta saucer is part of a bone china tableware collection built around considered geometric design and a restrained decorative approach. The white-on-white printing and copper mica detailing...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Colour
- Patterned
- Diameter
- 162
- Dimensions
- 23.1(H) x 160(Ø)mm | 1(H)" x 6½(Ø)"
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Product Description
The William Edwards Quanta saucer is part of a bone china tableware collection built around considered geometric design and a restrained decorative approach. The white-on-white printing and copper mica detailing create a layered, textured finish that reads well on a formally set table without competing with the food being served. These saucers are sized to pair with the corresponding Quanta cup and are sold in packs of twelve, which suits initial covers or topping up an existing set.
Bone china at 47% bone ash content produces a body that is both translucent in appearance and notably durable in practice. In a hospitality environment, that matters — pieces handle the daily rigour of service, stacking, and repeated dishwasher cycles without the chipping or crazing that affects lower-grade ceramics. The scratch-resistant glaze helps the surface maintain its appearance over time, which is a practical consideration when tableware represents the first impression a guest forms of a dining room.
- Bone china body with 47% bone ash content for strength and refined appearance
- White-on-white print finish with copper mica detailing for understated elegance
- Scratch-resistant glaze retains surface quality through repeated service use
- Stackable profile supports efficient storage in back-of-house environments
- Fully dishwasher safe for straightforward daily care
These saucers are well suited to fine dining restaurants, boutique hotels, and private members' clubs where tableware consistency and presentation standards are closely managed. The Quanta range sits at the quality end of the William Edwards portfolio, so it is most appropriate where the room and service style can carry that level of detailing. For higher-volume or more casual settings, a simpler pattern from the wider range may be a more practical fit.
If you are building a full covers specification or need guidance on quantities and mix for your service style, we are happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Bone china body with 47% bone ash content for durability and translucency
- White-on-white print with copper mica detailing for layered surface texture
- Scratch-resistant glaze maintains presentation quality through heavy use
- Stackable form supports compact, organised back-of-house storage
- Dishwasher safe construction for reliable, straightforward daily cleaning
Operational Benefits
- Presents a refined table aesthetic without overpowering the dining experience
- Resists chipping and crazing through repeated stacking and dishwasher cycles
- Maintains surface appearance over time, reducing early replacement costs
- Efficient stackability supports smooth front-of-house turnaround during service
- Consistent finish across covers helps operators maintain uniform table standards
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Colour
- Patterned
- Diameter
- 162
- Dimensions
- 23.1(H) x 160(Ø)mm | 1(H)" x 6½(Ø)"
- Material
- Bone China
- Weight
- 175g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- This 160mm saucer is designed to pair with the Quanta cup referenced as AND0110. If you are specifying a full beverage cover, it is worth confirming the cup size against your service requirements before ordering.
- Bone china with a high bone ash content is stronger than standard earthenware and holds up well in professional environments when handled correctly. The chip-resistant body and scratch-resistant glaze make it a workable choice for hotels and restaurants where tableware sees daily use, though it is best suited to operations where care in handling is part of the service culture.
- A common starting point is to hold stock at roughly one and a half times your seated cover count to allow for pieces in use, in the wash, and in reserve. For high-turnover services or operations running multiple sittings, a larger buffer is sensible. We can help you work through the right quantity if you want to talk it over.