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Olympia Fusion Oval Plate 357mm Porcelain (Pack of 4)

SKU: DR090

£40.50(£48.60 inc VAT)

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The Olympia Fusion oval plate is a porcelain serving plate designed for restaurants and hospitality operations that want to move away from plain white tableware without adopting an overly decorative aesthetic. Each plate carries a reactive glaze finish, which means the colouring and surface variation differs slightly from piece to piece — a characteristic of the manufacturing process rather than a defect, and one that gives the range its distinctive appearance on the table.

In practice, the oval format works well for starter portions, small plates, and dessert presentation, where the shape complements composed dishes and allows kitchen teams a clear plating area. The porcelain construction is consistent with everyday commercial service, holding up to repeated dishwasher cycles and standard kitchen handling. At 680g per plate, the weight sits in a practical range — substantial enough to feel considered on the table without being cumbersome for front-of-house staff to carry across a full section.

This range is well suited to independent restaurants, gastro pubs, and hotel dining rooms where tableware is considered part of the overall dining experience. It works equally across refined tasting menus and more relaxed, homely menu styles. Because the reactive glaze produces visible variation between individual pieces, operators should be aware that matched sets will show subtle differences — this is an inherent and intended quality of the range rather than inconsistency in supply.

Plates are sold in packs of four, which suits initial trials or top-up purchasing. Operations running larger covers may wish to consider ordering across multiple packs to build a working stock that accounts for breakage and attrition over time.

If you are building out a tableware specification or want to discuss how the Fusion range sits alongside other pieces in your current setup, the team is happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

Are the colour and glaze variations between plates considered normal?

Yes — the surface variation is a deliberate result of the reactive glaze process and is an inherent characteristic of the Fusion range. No two pieces will be identical, which is by design. Operators building a uniform look should expect and embrace this variation rather than treat it as a quality issue.

How many packs would a typical restaurant need to order for full service?

This depends on your cover count, table turn rate, and dishwash cycle time, but as a general guide most operations allow for at least one and a half to two times their peak cover count to maintain a working stock through service. Ordering additional packs upfront also helps account for natural breakage over time.

Is the Fusion oval plate suitable for both casual dining and more formal settings?

Yes — the range is designed to work across different dining environments. The reactive glaze gives the plate enough character for a refined or contemporary setting, while the straightforward oval form keeps it versatile enough for more relaxed, informal menus. It is commonly used in independent restaurants, gastro pubs, and boutique hotel dining.
Olympia Fusion Oval Plate 357mm Porcelain (Pack of 4)

£40.50(£48.60 inc VAT)

£40.50(£48.60 inc VAT)

The Olympia Fusion oval plate is a porcelain serving plate designed for restaurants and hospitality operations that want to move away from plain white tableware without adopting an overly decorative aesthetic. Each plate carries a reactive glaze finish, which means the colouring and surface variation differs slightly from piece to piece — a characteristic of the manufacturing process rather than a defect, and one that gives the range its distinctive appearance on the table.

In practice, the oval format works well for starter portions, small plates, and dessert presentation, where the shape complements composed dishes and allows kitchen teams a clear plating area. The porcelain construction is consistent with everyday commercial service, holding up to repeated dishwasher cycles and standard kitchen handling. At 680g per plate, the weight sits in a practical range — substantial enough to feel considered on the table without being cumbersome for front-of-house staff to carry across a full section.

This range is well suited to independent restaurants, gastro pubs, and hotel dining rooms where tableware is considered part of the overall dining experience. It works equally across refined tasting menus and more relaxed, homely menu styles. Because the reactive glaze produces visible variation between individual pieces, operators should be aware that matched sets will show subtle differences — this is an inherent and intended quality of the range rather than inconsistency in supply.

Plates are sold in packs of four, which suits initial trials or top-up purchasing. Operations running larger covers may wish to consider ordering across multiple packs to build a working stock that accounts for breakage and attrition over time.

If you are building out a tableware specification or want to discuss how the Fusion range sits alongside other pieces in your current setup, the team is happy to help.