Bauscher Elements

120(Ø)mm | 4¾(Ø)". Pack Quantity: 6 Looking for tableware that enhances the presentation of your beverages? These saucers from Bauscher's Elements Black collection are the perfect choice. With a handcrafted appearance and clean, simple lines, they provide an elegant yet understated base to showcase your tea and coffee service. Their stunning semi-matte black finish adds a refined touch, while their dishwasher and microwave-safe design ensures easy care and convenience.

100ml | 3¾oz. Pack Quantity: 6 Looking for tableware that enhances the presentation of your beverages? These handleless espresso cups from Bauscher's Elements Black collection are the perfect choice. With a handcrafted appearance and clean, simple lines, they provide an elegant yet understated base to showcase your coffee service. Their stunning semi-matte black finish adds a refined touch, while their dishwasher and microwave-safe design ensures easy care and convenience.

120(Ø)mm | 4¾(Ø)". Pack Quantity: 6 Looking for tableware that enhances the presentation of your beverages? These saucers from Bauscher's Elements Sand collection are the perfect choice. With a handcrafted appearance and clean, simple lines, they provide an elegant yet understated base to showcase your tea and coffee service. Their soft, natural semi-matte glaze adds a refined touch, while their dishwasher and microwave-safe design ensures easy care and convenience

100ml | 3¾oz. Pack Quantity: 6 Looking for tableware that enhances the presentation of your beverages? These handleless espresso cups from Bauscher's Elements Sand collection are the perfect choice. With a handcrafted appearance and clean, simple lines, they provide an elegant yet understated base to showcase your coffee service. Their soft, natural semi-matte glaze adds a refined touch, while their dishwasher and microwave-safe design ensures easy care and convenience.

The Bauscher Elements Black handleless mug is a stoneware beverage vessel with a semi-matte black finish and a clean, unadorned profile. Sold in packs of six, it is designed to sit comfortably within a café, restaurant, or hotel beverage service without drawing attention away from what is being served.

In day-to-day service, the handleless format suits operators running a contemporary or minimal front-of-house aesthetic. The stoneware construction gives the mug a reassuring weight and warmth in the hand, which many guests associate with quality. The semi-matte black glaze resists minor surface marks reasonably well in normal service and holds its appearance across repeat dishwasher cycles, which matters when these pieces are turning around multiple times per shift.

• Stoneware body provides a solid, quality feel in the hand
• Semi-matte black finish suits contemporary table or counter presentation
• Handleless profile keeps presentation clean and consistent
• Dishwasher-safe for straightforward back-of-house handling
• 380ml capacity suits standard café-style drinks — flat whites through to small Americanos or teas

These mugs are a considered choice rather than a high-volume workhorse piece. The handleless design, while visually clean, is worth evaluating against your service style — in a fast-paced environment with hot beverages, some operators find handled cups more practical for floor staff. For quieter table-service settings or counter service where guests collect their own drinks, the format works well.

The 380ml size works across a wide range of standard espresso-based and filter drinks. Operators running a specialty coffee programme or a hotel breakfast service will find the capacity appropriate. If your service leans toward larger drinks or higher volumes, it is worth looking at other pieces within the Bauscher range to ensure consistency across the table.

If you are building a tableware set or matching these to existing Bauscher pieces, the team is happy to talk through which combinations work well together in practice.

The Bauscher Elements Sand handleless mug is a stoneware piece from Bauscher's Elements Sand collection, designed to sit within a considered, tactile table setting. The handleless form gives the mug a relaxed, contemporary feel that suits both filter coffee and tea service, and works particularly well in café, bistro, or all-day dining environments where a softer aesthetic is part of the overall guest experience.

In day-to-day service, stoneware of this type holds its appearance well under repeated commercial use. The semi-matte glaze is consistent across the range, which makes it straightforward to mix pieces within a table setting or replace individual items without visible variation. Stoneware is generally more forgiving of minor knocks than fine bone china, which is worth considering in busier front-of-house operations.

Practical points worth noting for service use:

• Dishwasher safe — suited to commercial rack and conveyor systems
• Microwave safe — useful for reheating drinks at point of service
• Semi-matte glaze resists minor surface marking over time
• Handleless form stacks efficiently, reducing storage footprint
• Consistent finish across the range supports mixed-piece table settings

Because the mug is handleless, it is best suited to drinks served at a comfortable holding temperature rather than very hot beverages. Operators running a high-volume espresso bar may find a handled cup a more practical choice for consistently hot service. This format works well for filter coffee, cold brew, matcha, or tea service where the cup temperature is more moderate.

The Elements Sand range suits cafés, brunch venues, hotel dining rooms, and restaurant settings where natural materials and understated presentation are part of the concept. If you are building a full table setting around this collection or have questions about volumes for your covers, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Bauscher Elements Black bowl is a 120mm stoneware piece from Bauscher's Elements Black collection. It has a semi-matte black finish with a handcrafted aesthetic — clean lines, no pattern, no embellishment — making it a neutral, dark canvas for food presentation. It is sold in packs of six.

In service, stoneware of this type performs well across a range of temperature environments. The bowls are oven, microwave and dishwasher safe, which makes them practical in operations where kitchenware cycles through service, regeneration and warewashing at pace. The semi-matte glaze holds up reasonably well under commercial dishwasher use, though as with all dark-glazed ware, operators should be aware that hard water deposits and detergent residue can show more visibly on dark surfaces — correct rinse aid dosing helps maintain appearance.

The 120mm diameter suits small portions, amuse-bouche, side dishes, sauces, dips and sharing-style or small-plate menus. It works particularly well with light-coloured or vibrant ingredients where the dark background provides visual contrast. Common applications include:

• Small-plate and tasting menu service
• Plant-based and grain bowl presentations
• Sauce, condiment or side serving at table
• Brunch and café menus with small portion formats

Being stoneware rather than porcelain, these bowls are heavier per piece and have a more tactile, informal quality. That suits relaxed dining concepts well, though operators running high-volume casual dining should factor in the additional weight when assessing warewashing and front-of-house handling.

This size suits smaller portions and sharing plates. If your menu runs to larger bowl formats or you need a fuller range of complementary pieces, it is worth checking the wider Elements Black range for matching sizes and shapes.

If you are building a tableware scheme and want to make sure the sizing and finish works across your menu, we are happy to talk it through.

The Bauscher Elements Black bowl is a stoneware piece from Bauscher's Elements Black collection, finished in a semi-matte black glaze with a deliberately handcrafted aesthetic. At 160mm in diameter, it sits in a useful mid-size range — substantial enough for starter portions, small sharing dishes, or composed plant-based plates, without overwhelming smaller courses or tasting menu presentations.

In service, stoneware of this type handles the demands of a working kitchen reasonably well. It is oven, dishwasher, and microwave safe, which gives front-of-house and kitchen teams flexibility when it comes to pre-warming, finishing, or reheating. The dark glaze is particularly well suited to menus where vibrant colours and fresh ingredients are central to the plate — the contrast tends to read well on the pass and on the table alike.

Practical points worth noting for operators:

• Semi-matte black finish provides strong visual contrast for colourful or plant-based dishes
• Oven, dishwasher, and microwave safe for flexible service use
• Handcrafted appearance adds character without heavy decoration
• Stoneware construction offers a solid, grounded feel in the hand
• Sold in packs of 6, suited to building cover quantities incrementally

Stoneware is heavier than porcelain, which is worth considering when planning storage and when calculating cover quantities for high-volume sites. It is also more susceptible to chipping under rough handling than vitrified china, so it tends to suit operations where tableware is treated with reasonable care. The pack size of six works well for smaller openings or for supplementing an existing collection, though larger operations will want to plan their order quantities carefully against projected covers and breakage rates.

These bowls are well suited to independent restaurants, wine bars, café-restaurants, and hospitality venues where the visual presentation of food is a priority. If you are equipping a high-turnover operation and need guidance on quantities or whether this collection suits your service style, the team are happy to help you think it through.

The Bauscher Elements Black collection is a stoneware tableware range designed to complement modern plating styles, particularly where colour, texture and contrast are central to the dish presentation. These 220mm bowls have a semi-matte black finish and a handcrafted aesthetic, giving them a grounded, tactile quality that works well alongside vibrant ingredients and plant-forward menus.

In a busy restaurant or café environment, tableware needs to hold up to repeated cycles without fading, chipping excessively, or becoming difficult to clean. Stoneware of this type is well suited to that kind of daily throughput — it handles oven use, dishwasher cycling, and microwave reheating without special handling, which keeps service straightforward for front-of-house teams.

From a practical standpoint, the bowls offer a few clear operational advantages:

• Compatible with commercial dishwashers, reducing handling time between covers
• Oven and microwave safe, supporting flexible kitchen workflows
• Semi-matte finish helps conceal minor surface wear over time
• Consistent sizing across the range supports uniform plating and portion control
• Sold in packs of six, which suits staged stock building or topping up existing sets

These bowls are a sensible fit for independent restaurants, café-bistros, and hospitality venues where the visual identity of the plate matters as much as its function. The 220mm diameter makes them practical for starter portions, small sharing dishes, or desserts. For operations running larger covers or needing a deeper bowl profile, it is worth reviewing whether other sizes or formats within the Elements Black range better match the menu format.

If you are building out a full table setting or want to discuss how this range fits alongside your existing crockery, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Bauscher Elements Sand collection is a range of stoneware tableware finished with a soft, natural semi-matte glaze that sits comfortably within contemporary plating styles. These 120mm bowls have a handcrafted aesthetic with clean, unfussy lines — the kind of understated profile that works well as a canvas for colourful or plant-forward dishes without competing with the food.

In a service environment, the stoneware construction gives a reassuring weight and warmth in the hand, while the glaze finish holds up reliably through repeated dishwasher cycles. Bauscher tableware is engineered for professional use, so chipping resistance and glaze durability are built in from the outset — important considerations when bowls are going through the wash dozens of times a week.

These bowls suit a range of practical front-of-house uses:

• Starters, small plates, and amuse-bouche presentations
• Sharing accompaniments and condiment bowls
• Plant-based and grain-based dishes where the neutral tone complements the palette
• Dessert courses where a compact, low-profile bowl suits the portion

As with all Bauscher Elements pieces, these are oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe — which simplifies kitchen workflow and reduces handling requirements between courses. The 120mm diameter is a versatile size, though operations running larger portion presentations or sharing-style service may find a wider bowl from the same collection better suited to their format.

If you are building a table setting across multiple pieces or matching to an existing collection, the team is happy to talk through what works together before you commit to quantities.

The Bauscher Elements Sand bowl is a 160mm stoneware piece from Bauscher's Elements Sand collection, sold in packs of six. The range is designed to complement contemporary plating styles, particularly those centred on natural, plant-based, or vegetable-forward cuisine, though the neutral palette works across a broad range of culinary presentations. The semi-matte glaze gives each piece a handcrafted quality without the irregularity that can cause issues in busy service environments.

In practice, these bowls perform reliably across standard hospitality use. The stoneware construction offers reasonable durability for a glazed piece of this type, and the finish holds up well to repeated dishwasher cycles under normal commercial conditions. The earthy, sand-toned glaze provides a neutral backdrop that tends to make vibrant garnishes and natural ingredients read clearly on the plate — a practical consideration for kitchens where visual presentation matters.

Operationally, the range offers a few useful advantages for front-of-house teams:

• Semi-matte glaze resists showing minor surface marks between covers
• Oven and microwave safe, supporting flexible service and finishing workflows
• Dishwasher safe for efficient turnaround during busy periods
• Consistent sizing across the pack supports uniform plating at pass
• Neutral colourway pairs across multiple plate sizes and accompanying pieces in the Elements Sand range

As with most glazed stoneware, the finish can be susceptible to chipping if subjected to rough handling or stacking without appropriate care. These bowls are best suited to table-service environments where handling is controlled rather than high-turnover canteen or grab-and-go settings.

This 160mm bowl is well suited to starter portions, side dishes, and small sharing plates. It will suit restaurants, boutique hotels, and café-dining concepts looking for tableware that supports a considered aesthetic without requiring bespoke or artisan pieces. If you are equipping a large operation or have specific questions about mix-and-match options within the Elements Sand range, the team is happy to help you work through the right combination.

The Bauscher Elements Sand bowl is a 220mm stoneware piece finished in a soft, semi-matte natural glaze. The collection is designed to sit comfortably on contemporary restaurant tables where the presentation of plant-based, seasonal, or visually led dishes is a priority. The handcrafted aesthetic gives each piece a degree of character without variation that would cause inconsistency across a large table cover — useful when uniformity matters in service.

Stoneware at this diameter works well across a range of service styles: as a sharing bowl, a generous starter portion, or a main for lighter menu concepts. The neutral sand tone provides a warm backdrop that complements both earthy and brightly coloured garnishes without competing with the food. In a busy service environment, the glaze resists the dulling and micro-scratching that matte unglazed finishes can suffer over time with repeated handling and commercial dishwashing.

From a practical standpoint, the collection offers straightforward operational benefits:

• Oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe for flexible kitchen use
• Stoneware construction offers good thermal retention during plating
• Sold in packs of six, suited to building stock in usable increments
• Consistent glaze and profile across the range supports mixed tableware sets
• Semi-matte finish hides minor handling marks better than high-gloss alternatives

Stoneware is heavier than porcelain at equivalent sizes, which is worth considering if front-of-house staff are carrying large numbers of covers at pace, or if storage racking is already at weight capacity. It is also worth checking that your dishwasher programme is appropriate — aggressive high-temperature cycles over time can affect glazed stoneware finishes more than they would standard vitrified china.

These bowls are well suited to independent restaurants, café-bistros, and hotel dining operations where presentation is taken seriously and the menu leans toward modern, ingredient-led food. Operators needing a higher-volume pack size or a different profile within the Elements Sand range may find other pieces in the collection worth exploring alongside these.

If you are specifying tableware across a new menu concept or want to discuss how the Elements Sand range fits alongside other Bauscher collections, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Bauscher Elements Black walled plate is a stoneware piece finished in a semi-matte black glaze with a handcrafted aesthetic. The raised wall gives chefs a defined boundary for composed dishes, sauces, and anything that benefits from a little containment on the plate. At 220mm, it sits comfortably as a starter or dessert plate in most cover formats, or as a sharing plate for smaller portions in casual dining settings.

In a busy service environment, the stoneware construction handles the demands of a working pass reasonably well. The material retains heat adequately for plated starters and cold courses, and the dark finish is particularly effective at making vibrant, colourful ingredients stand out — a consideration that matters when presentation is central to the offer. The walled profile also gives kitchen staff a consistent surface to plate against, which helps when replicating dishes at pace during service.

Practically, these plates are suited to kitchens running a modern or plant-forward menu where visual contrast and clean presentation carry weight. Key operational points worth noting:

• Stoneware construction suitable for oven, dishwasher, and microwave use
• Semi-matte black finish provides strong visual contrast for colourful dishes
• Walled profile helps contain sauces and dressed components during plating
• Handcrafted appearance adds character to contemporary table settings
• Supplied in a pack of six, practical for building up cover numbers incrementally

As with all stoneware, it is worth noting that the material is more susceptible to chipping than vitrified porcelain under heavy-volume use. For high-turnover operations putting tableware through industrial dishwashers many times a day, that is worth factoring into your selection decision.

If you are building out a tableware range for a new concept or want to discuss whether this collection suits your menu style and service volume, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Bauscher Elements Black walled plate is a stoneware piece from Bauscher's Elements Black collection, finished in a semi-matte black glaze with a handcrafted aesthetic. The walled profile creates a defined edge that helps contain sauces and dressings, making it a practical choice for composed plating rather than simply a decorative one. Each pack contains six plates at 280mm in diameter.

In a restaurant or hospitality setting, this style of plate works particularly well for main course service where portion presentation matters. The dark finish provides strong visual contrast against lighter-coloured foods — vegetables, proteins, and plant-based dishes all read clearly against it. The stoneware construction gives the plates a reassuring weight and warmth in hand, which tends to read well at the table without requiring any particular explanation to front-of-house staff.

From a practical standpoint, the plates are designed to withstand the demands of regular commercial use:

• Dishwasher-safe construction suited to high-turnover service
• Oven-safe for finishing or keeping plates warm in pass situations
• Microwave-safe, which adds flexibility for certain back-of-house workflows
• Consistent semi-matte black finish across the range for uniform table presentation
• Walled profile aids sauce retention and supports structured plating styles

There are no unusual storage or handling requirements beyond standard crockery practice. The stoneware material is robust, though as with all glazed tableware it benefits from careful stacking to avoid surface marking over time.

This plate is well suited to independent restaurants, boutique hotels, and hospitality venues looking for a contemporary, dark-toned tableware option that works across a range of cuisine styles. If you are equipping a larger operation or building out a full table setting across multiple covers, it is worth discussing pack quantities and range coordination before committing to an order — the team is happy to help you work that through.

The Bauscher Elements Sand walled plate is a stoneware plate with a handcrafted aesthetic and a soft, natural semi-matte glaze. The shallow wall helps contain sauces and dressings without the formality of a deep bowl, making it a versatile choice for starters, mains, and composed desserts. The neutral sand tone is particularly effective as a backdrop for colourful, plant-based, and seasonal dishes where presentation is part of the offer.

In a busy service environment, tableware needs to perform consistently under pressure. Elements Sand is oven, dishwasher, and microwave safe, which means it fits into standard back-of-house workflows without requiring special handling. The stoneware construction is reasonably robust for everyday commercial use, though as with all ceramic tableware, breakage rates should be factored into stock planning — particularly in high-turnover operations.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Semi-matte glaze provides a tactile, artisan quality that suits contemporary plating styles
• Walled profile helps retain sauces and dressings during plating and service
• Oven, dishwasher, and microwave safe for flexible kitchen use
• Stoneware construction delivers a natural, handcrafted appearance at table
• Supplied in packs of six, useful for trialling a cover count or topping up existing stock

The 220mm diameter is well suited to starter portions, smaller main plates, or sharing dishes where a compact footprint on the table is preferable. For larger main course covers or operations serving generous portions, a larger plate size may be more appropriate, and we carry further options within the Elements Sand range.

If you're building a cover count across a new menu or matching existing Bauscher tableware, it's worth having a conversation about quantities and which pieces work well together — feel free to get in touch with the team.

The Bauscher Elements Sand walled plate is a stoneware dining plate finished with a soft, semi-matte natural glaze that gives each piece a handcrafted quality without compromising the consistency expected in a professional setting. The raised wall provides a defined rim that helps contain sauces, dressings and loose garnishes — a practical consideration when plating dishes that need to arrive at the table looking composed.

In service, stoneware of this type holds its appearance well under regular commercial use. The Elements Sand finish suits vegetable-forward, grain-based and plant-centred menus particularly well, providing a warm, earthy backdrop that lets fresh ingredients read clearly on the plate. It works equally effectively with more traditional composed dishes where a neutral, understated canvas is preferred over stark white.

From an operational standpoint, this plate is designed to move through a commercial kitchen without requiring special handling:

• Oven safe, supporting plated dish warming and finishing passes
• Dishwasher safe, suitable for commercial rack and conveyor warewashers
• Microwave safe, useful in hospitality settings where reheating flexibility is required
• Consistent glaze and form across the pack, supporting uniform presentation
• Sold in packs of six, practical for building cover counts progressively

For smaller venues or those building an initial tableware stock, the six-piece pack format allows incremental investment. Larger operations or those with higher breakage rates may find it more cost-effective to order multiple packs to establish a full working set with adequate backup covers.

If you're unsure how many covers this plate suits your style of service, or whether the Elements Sand range sits correctly within your broader tableware scheme, we're happy to talk it through before you commit.