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Elia Spectro Soup Spoons 18/10 Stainless Steel (Pack of 12)

SKU: JP311
Barcode: 5035588022934

£27.80(£33.36 inc VAT)

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The Elia Spectro soup spoon is a professional-grade piece of flatware from Elia's Spectro range, produced in 18/10 stainless steel with a distinctive two-tone brushed and mirror finish. The 2.5mm gauge construction gives the spoon a solid, well-balanced feel that reads as quality to a guest the moment it is placed on the table.

In a busy service environment, flatware takes considerable punishment — repeated machine washing, stacking, and daily handling. The 18/10 steel used here offers good resistance to corrosion and staining, which helps the finish hold up over time with normal commercial dishwasher use. The two-tone aesthetic tends to age better than a plain mirror finish, as light surface wear is far less visible on the brushed sections.

Practically, the Spectro suits mid-to-upper casual dining, hotel restaurants, and event catering where presentation matters but operators also need pieces that survive volume service without constant replacement. The 12-piece pack format is sensible for topping up existing covers or trialling the range alongside current flatware before committing to a full set.

If your operation runs high cover counts or particularly intensive washing cycles, it is worth considering a heavier-gauge alternative from the wider range. For most restaurant and hotel dining environments, however, the Spectro sits at a practical point between durability and presentation quality.

If you are building out a full flatware specification or matching pieces across a range, the team are happy to help you work through what makes sense for your service style and cover volume.

Frequently asked questions

How does the Spectro finish hold up with regular commercial dishwasher use?

The 18/10 stainless steel construction handles standard commercial dishwasher temperatures and detergents well in normal use. The two-tone brushed and mirror combination is a practical choice for busy operations because the brushed sections are more forgiving of minor surface wear than an all-mirror finish would be.

Is the Spectro range suitable for fine dining or is it better suited to casual service?

The Spectro sits comfortably in mid-to-upper casual dining, hotel restaurants, and event catering environments where a contemporary, refined table setting is expected. It is a well-finished piece, though operators running a formal fine dining cover may want to review the full Elia range to identify whether a heavier or more formal pattern is a closer match.

Can I mix Spectro soup spoons with other Elia patterns or existing flatware?

Mixing patterns from different ranges is common in hospitality, but consistency across a table setting generally reads better to guests. If you are combining Spectro with other Elia pieces or existing stock, it is worth checking finish compatibility before ordering in volume — the team can advise on how the range sits alongside other patterns.

Elia Spectro Soup Spoons 18/10 Stainless Steel (Pack of 12)

£27.80(£33.36 inc VAT)

£27.80(£33.36 inc VAT)

The Elia Spectro soup spoon is a professional-grade piece of flatware from Elia's Spectro range, produced in 18/10 stainless steel with a distinctive two-tone brushed and mirror finish. The 2.5mm gauge construction gives the spoon a solid, well-balanced feel that reads as quality to a guest the moment it is placed on the table.

In a busy service environment, flatware takes considerable punishment — repeated machine washing, stacking, and daily handling. The 18/10 steel used here offers good resistance to corrosion and staining, which helps the finish hold up over time with normal commercial dishwasher use. The two-tone aesthetic tends to age better than a plain mirror finish, as light surface wear is far less visible on the brushed sections.

Practically, the Spectro suits mid-to-upper casual dining, hotel restaurants, and event catering where presentation matters but operators also need pieces that survive volume service without constant replacement. The 12-piece pack format is sensible for topping up existing covers or trialling the range alongside current flatware before committing to a full set.

If your operation runs high cover counts or particularly intensive washing cycles, it is worth considering a heavier-gauge alternative from the wider range. For most restaurant and hotel dining environments, however, the Spectro sits at a practical point between durability and presentation quality.

If you are building out a full flatware specification or matching pieces across a range, the team are happy to help you work through what makes sense for your service style and cover volume.