Rene Ozorio

Steelite Rene Ozorio White Album Round Trays 275mm (12 Pack)

SKU: VV4723
Barcode: 5018461781760

£155.00(£186.00 inc VAT)

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The White Album range from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite, is a fine china collection built around a clean, bright white finish with a slightly translucent quality. These 275mm round trays are a presentation piece rather than a serving vessel — flat in profile and wide enough to frame a composed dish without crowding it. They work well as a base for structured plating, amuse-bouches, or sharing plates where the focus is on the food itself.

Fine china at this level is chosen for its consistency of finish and its ability to hold colour under service lighting. The White Album pieces have a luminosity that suits contemporary plating styles, particularly where chefs are working with bold colours or intricate garnishes. The format holds up well in a brigade environment when handled correctly, though fine china by nature requires more care than porcelain during clearing and washing.

Practically, buying in a 12-pack makes sense for any venue running these as a core part of the tabletop. Attrition is a reality in busy service, and having stock depth means the look of the cover stays consistent over time without the need to mix in alternative pieces at short notice.

The White Album range is designed to coordinate across multiple shapes and formats, so these trays can sit alongside plates, bowls, and accessories from the same collection for a unified table presentation. They are best suited to fine dining, boutique hotels, and contemporary restaurants where tableware is a deliberate part of the guest experience rather than a utility item.

If you are building out a full tabletop specification or need to assess quantities against covers and anticipated breakage rates, we are happy to talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

How many trays do I need to order for a full restaurant service?

As a general guide, most operators working with decorative presentation pieces like these plan for one and a half to two times their cover count to allow for trays in use, those being cleared, and a buffer against breakage. The 12-pack format makes it straightforward to scale quantities to your specific service volume and anticipated attrition rate.

Can these trays go through a commercial dishwasher?

Fine china is generally dishwasher-safe in commercial environments, but it benefits from careful racking and avoiding direct contact with heavier stoneware or crockery during the wash cycle. High-impact handling during clearing and loading is the main cause of chipping at this level of ware, rather than the wash process itself.

Does the White Album range include other shapes that coordinate with these trays?

Yes — the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio covers a range of plates, bowls, and complementary pieces designed to work together as a coordinated tabletop. If you are specifying across multiple shapes, it is worth reviewing the full range to ensure the pieces you select are available in the quantities you need.

Steelite Rene Ozorio White Album Round Trays 275mm (12 Pack)

£155.00(£186.00 inc VAT)

£155.00(£186.00 inc VAT)

The White Album range from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite, is a fine china collection built around a clean, bright white finish with a slightly translucent quality. These 275mm round trays are a presentation piece rather than a serving vessel — flat in profile and wide enough to frame a composed dish without crowding it. They work well as a base for structured plating, amuse-bouches, or sharing plates where the focus is on the food itself.

Fine china at this level is chosen for its consistency of finish and its ability to hold colour under service lighting. The White Album pieces have a luminosity that suits contemporary plating styles, particularly where chefs are working with bold colours or intricate garnishes. The format holds up well in a brigade environment when handled correctly, though fine china by nature requires more care than porcelain during clearing and washing.

Practically, buying in a 12-pack makes sense for any venue running these as a core part of the tabletop. Attrition is a reality in busy service, and having stock depth means the look of the cover stays consistent over time without the need to mix in alternative pieces at short notice.

The White Album range is designed to coordinate across multiple shapes and formats, so these trays can sit alongside plates, bowls, and accessories from the same collection for a unified table presentation. They are best suited to fine dining, boutique hotels, and contemporary restaurants where tableware is a deliberate part of the guest experience rather than a utility item.

If you are building out a full tabletop specification or need to assess quantities against covers and anticipated breakage rates, we are happy to talk it through.