Rene Ozorio

These bowl lids are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio for Steelite — a fine china range designed with a clean, minimal aesthetic that works well in contemporary restaurant and hotel dining environments. The lids are sized to fit the corresponding White Album bowls and provide a practical cover during service, helping to retain heat and protect plated dishes during pass-through or table presentation.

In a busy service environment, bowl lids serve a straightforward purpose: keeping food covered and presentable from kitchen to table. The translucent quality of the fine china gives a considered, refined look without drawing attention away from the dish itself, which suits operators who want their tableware to complement rather than compete with their food.

• Coordinates with other pieces in the White Album range for a consistent table setting
• Fine china construction is well suited to regular commercial use and repeated machine washing
• Supplied in a pack of 12, practical for stocking at service quantities
• Clean white finish works across a range of dining styles and cover types

As with any fine china, care should be taken during handling and storage to avoid chipping. These are tableware items rather than heavy-duty covers, so they are best suited to front-of-house presentation use rather than high-impact kitchen environments. They are appropriate for mid-to-high-end restaurant, hotel, and private dining settings where consistent tableware presentation matters.

If you are building a full table setting within the White Album range or want to confirm compatibility with specific bowl sizes in your current stock, the team are happy to help.

These bowl lids are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio for Steelite — a fine china tableware range designed for contemporary dining environments. The lids are intended for use with the corresponding White Album bowls and serve a practical purpose: keeping food warm at the table, controlling presentation at the point of service, and adding a considered finishing touch to plated dishes.

Fine china of this type is well suited to mid- to upper-market restaurants, boutique hotels, and private dining operations where tableware presentation is taken seriously. The translucent, luminous quality of the White Album body gives it a clean, understated look that works across a range of cuisines and plating styles without competing with the food itself.

• Coordinates with the wider White Album bowl and plate range for a unified table
• Helps retain dish temperature between kitchen pass and table
• Fine china construction balances durability with an elegant finish
• Neutral white finish suits most plating styles and table settings
• Supplied in a pack of 12, practical for volume service

As with all fine china, these lids require careful handling during service and warewashing. They are not designed for heavy-duty environments where tableware takes significant impact. Operators running high-volume, fast-turnover covers may want to consider a more robust porcelain alternative.

If you're building out a table scheme using the White Album range or need guidance on quantities for your cover count, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The White Album bowls from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite, are a fine china tableware piece designed for contemporary restaurant and dining environments. The 180mm bowl offers a generous, versatile shape suitable for starters, desserts, sharing plates, or presented side dishes depending on how your menu is structured.

Fine china of this type is chosen by operators who want a clean, luminous finish that presents food without distraction. The translucent quality of the body means plating detail shows clearly under dining room lighting — a practical consideration for kitchens where presentation is part of the offer.

From an operational standpoint, the White Album range is designed to coordinate across multiple piece types, which helps front-of-house teams build a consistent table without mixing disparate styles. Buying in a 12-pack format supports practical stock management for covers and allows for breakage replacement without disruption to the table aesthetic.

• Consistent white finish supports varied plating styles without clashing
• Fine china construction gives a premium feel without excessive weight in service
• Coordinates with other White Album pieces for a unified table setting
• Suitable for starters, desserts, sides, or sharing presentations

This bowl is well suited to casual fine dining, bistros, hotel restaurants, and contemporary independent restaurants where tableware presentation matters. It is a mid-range fine china piece — operators running very high-volume or high-turnover covers may want to consider more robust vitrified options elsewhere in the catalogue.

If you are putting together a full table setting or want guidance on which White Album pieces complement this bowl, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The White Album collection from Rene Ozorio for Steelite is a range of fine china tableware built around a clean, bright white finish with a subtly translucent body. These 200mm bowls are a versatile size — large enough to carry a generous portion of pasta, risotto, or a plated dessert, but proportionate enough for smaller composed dishes where presentation matters.

Fine china at this quality level is a practical choice for restaurants where front-of-house appearance is taken seriously. The material holds its whiteness well over repeated commercial dishwasher cycles, and the consistent glaze across the White Album range means pieces mix cleanly on the table without visual inconsistency. That consistency is worth considering when ordering — buying within a single range simplifies replacement and keeps table settings coherent over time.

These bowls are well suited to contemporary dining rooms, hotel restaurants, and any operation where plate presentation is part of the guest experience. They work equally well as part of a coordinated White Album table build or alongside other plain white fine china, provided the finish is compatible. The 12-pack quantity is practical for most restaurant operations, making it straightforward to stock enough covers without over-ordering.

Fine china does require a degree of care in handling and storage to avoid chipping — it performs well in commercial dishwashers but benefits from careful racking. For operations running very high cover numbers or environments where breakage risk is higher, a more robust earthenware or porcelain alternative may be worth considering alongside this range.

If you're building a full table setting or want to discuss which pieces from the White Album collection best suit your menu format, we're happy to help you work through the options.

The White Album deep bowl from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite, is a fine china deep bowl with a clean, bright white finish and a slightly luminous body. At 175mm in diameter, it sits comfortably between a side bowl and a full serving bowl, making it a practical choice for a range of dishes from soups and risottos to composed salads and sharing starters.

Fine china of this type is commonly found in contemporary restaurants, boutique hotels, and upscale casual dining operations where presentation matters as much as durability. The White Album glaze is designed to resist staining and chipping under regular service conditions, though as with any fine china, it benefits from careful handling through the dish cycle and appropriate stacking practice to extend service life.

The appeal of this range lies in its versatility on the pass. The neutral white finish works across a wide variety of cuisines and plating styles, letting the food remain the focal point. It also coordinates cleanly with other pieces in the White Album collection, which is useful where operators want a consistent table aesthetic without locking into a heavily patterned or colour-specific range.

• Clean white finish that complements a wide range of plating styles
• Coordinates with other White Album pieces for a consistent table look
• Suitable for soups, risottos, salads, and composed starter dishes
• Fine china construction with a stain-resistant glaze
• Supplied in a pack of 12, suited to building or topping up cover counts

This bowl is best suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and event caterers where a refined but unfussy table setting is the goal. It is not a heavy-duty stackable catering bowl and is not the right choice for high-turnover operations where robustness is the primary concern.

If you are building out a full table setting or are unsure how many covers to stock for, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The White Album range from Rene Ozorio for Steelite is a fine china tableware collection built around a clean, bright white finish. These 100mm bowls are a compact, versatile piece within the range — sized appropriately for amuse-bouche, pre-dessert courses, small portions, or mise en place presentation at the table.

Fine china of this type is a practical choice for professional front-of-house use. It holds its appearance well under regular service conditions, resists surface crazing better than earthenware alternatives, and presents a consistently bright white that works with most plating styles. The translucent quality of the body gives the pieces a refined feel without being delicate or impractical in a working environment.

From an operational standpoint, the White Album bowls offer a few clear advantages for kitchen and front-of-house teams:

• Coordinates with other pieces in the White Album collection for a unified table setting
• Bright white finish provides a neutral base for colourful plated dishes
• Fine china construction resists chipping better than many porcelain alternatives at this price point
• Compact 100mm diameter suits amuse-bouche, sides, and tasting menu courses
• Sold in a 12-pack, practical for consistent cover counts

As with all fine china tableware, reasonable handling procedures will extend service life. These are not designed for heavy-use canteen environments where rapid turnover and stacking losses are a concern — they are better suited to table-service restaurants, hotels, and event catering where presentation is a priority.

If you are building out a full table setting or need guidance on mix-and-match options within the White Album range, the team is happy to help you work through the right pieces for your cover count and service style.

These bowl lids are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, produced in fine china with a clean, translucent finish. Designed to fit 130mm bowls within the same range, they serve a straightforward purpose: retaining heat and presentation between kitchen and table, and keeping dishes covered during service or plated presentation.

In a front-of-house context, lids like these are most commonly used in contemporary dining rooms where clean, coordinated tableware is a priority. The White Album range uses a luminous white body that sits well against modern plating styles without drawing attention away from the food itself. Supplied in packs of twelve, they suit operations that need consistent cover across multiple covers rather than occasional use.

A few practical points worth considering:

• Designed to fit the corresponding White Album bowl (VV4753) — not a universal fit across other ranges
• Fine china requires careful handling in busy service environments; storage and washing procedures will affect longevity
• Pack of twelve suits mid-sized covers; higher-volume operations may wish to hold additional stock
• Best kept in dedicated crockery storage to avoid chipping during stacking

These lids are well suited to restaurants, boutique hotels, and private dining operations where table presentation is an important part of the guest experience. They are less practical in high-turnover, canteen-style environments where fine china is subject to heavy daily handling.

If you're building out a full table setting from the White Album range or want to confirm compatibility with your existing bowls, we're happy to help you work through the options.

The White Album sauce dishes from Rene Ozorio are small, two-compartment fine china dishes designed for tableside presentation of sauces, condiments, or accompaniments. The divided format allows two separate items to be served on a single piece, which is a practical consideration where table space is limited or where a dish is served with more than one sauce. The translucent, luminous body is characteristic of the White Album range and gives a clean, uncluttered appearance that suits contemporary plating styles.

In a service environment, pieces like these are handled frequently and need to perform reliably under regular washing and stacking. Fine china at this level is intended for professional use and holds up better through commercial dishwasher cycles than lighter-weight alternatives, though reasonable handling care is still expected for any piece of this type.

• Two-compartment format reduces the need for multiple small dishes per cover
• Clean white finish works with a wide range of plating styles and cuisines
• Supplied in a pack of 12, suitable for stocking a section or replacing attrition losses
• Coordinates with other White Album pieces for a consistent table presentation

These dishes are well suited to restaurants, bistros, and hotel dining rooms where presentation standards matter and where the front-of-house team benefit from a coordinated tableware range. They are less suited to high-turnover canteen or café settings where heavier, more utilitarian ware would be a more practical choice.

If you are building out a full table setting using the White Album range or need guidance on pack quantities for your cover count, the team are happy to help you work through the numbers.

These bowl lids are part of the White Album range from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a translucent, luminous finish, they are designed to sit over the corresponding White Album bowls and are sold in packs of twelve — a practical quantity for front-of-house stock.

In service, covered bowls help retain heat during pass and plating, and present more neatly on the table for dishes served lidded — amuse-bouches, pre-set starters, or dishes where the reveal is part of the presentation. The fine china construction holds up to the daily demands of restaurant service and is compatible with standard commercial warewashing.

A few practical points worth noting: these lids are sized specifically to fit the White Album bowl range and are not a universal fit for other bowl profiles. If you are building or replenishing a White Album table set, it is worth confirming the corresponding bowl reference to ensure compatibility before ordering.

Well suited to contemporary restaurants, hotel dining, and private dining rooms where a clean, minimal table aesthetic is a priority. The White Album range is broad enough to coordinate across multiple cover types, which makes it a practical choice for operators who want consistency across their tableware.

If you are specifying tableware for a new opening or updating an existing cover, our team is happy to help you work through quantities and matching pieces.

These thimble-shaped vessels are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a translucent, luminous finish, they are designed to present small food portions — amuse-bouches, tasting quantities, sauces, or pre-dessert items — in a clean, considered way. The distinctive thimble form gives chefs a presentational option that stands apart from standard ramekins or shot-style vessels.

In a service environment, the fine china construction holds up well under regular use, and the neutral white finish keeps the focus on the food rather than the vessel. The shape is practical for kitchen brigades to fill and plate quickly during service, and the pieces stack and store efficiently in the pass or on shelving.

• Suits amuse-bouche, tasting portions, sauces, and small dessert components
• Fine china construction with a translucent, luminous glaze finish
• Coordinates with other pieces in the White Album range for a consistent table presentation
• Neutral white base allows the food to lead visually
• Supplied as a pack of 12, suitable for building and replacing covers

These thimbles are best suited to restaurants, tasting menus, private dining, and hotel food and beverage operations where presentation detail matters. They are not intended for high-volume canteen or casual dining environments where more robust, utilitarian tableware would be more practical. The White Album range includes complementary pieces, so operators looking to build a cohesive table setting across courses may find it worth exploring the broader collection.

If you are putting together a tableware package or want to discuss quantities across the range, the team is happy to help you work through what fits your service style.

The White Album sauce dish from Rene Ozorio is a three-compartment fine china piece designed for presenting condiments, dipping sauces, or small accompaniments alongside a main dish. The divided format allows multiple sauces or garnishes to be served in a single piece, keeping flavours separate and the plate presentation clean.

In a busy dining environment, pieces like this need to hold up through repeated service cycles, dishwasher passes, and general handling. Fine china in this range is produced to commercial hospitality standards, meaning it is more robust than domestic equivalents, though it still warrants careful handling during clearing and stacking to avoid chipping at the rims and divider edges.

Practically, the three-compartment format suits a range of service styles — sharing plates, tasting menus, or simply reducing the number of individual dishes needed per cover. A translucent, all-white finish keeps the focus on the food rather than the crockery, and coordinates readily with other pieces in the White Album collection for a consistent table setting.

• Reduces cover clutter by consolidating multiple sauces into one piece
• All-white finish complements most plating styles without distraction
• Coordinates with the broader White Album range for a unified look
• Commercial fine china construction suitable for regular dishwasher use

This dish is well suited to restaurants, brasseries, and hotel dining operations running contemporary or upscale menus where presentation detail matters. It is less suited to high-turnover canteen or casual dining environments where the finer china format may see heavier-than-intended handling.

If you are building out a full table setting or have questions about mixing pieces across the White Album range, we are happy to help you work through what you need.

The Rene Ozorio White Album pourer is a fine china serving piece designed for presenting sauces, dressings, oils, or small tasting portions at the table. Part of the broader White Album collection produced for Steelite, the range is built around a consistent aesthetic — a luminous, translucent finish that sits well in contemporary and fine dining environments without competing with the food being served.

In service, pourers like these earn their place through consistency and ease of use. Staff can pre-fill and hold them ready for service, and the shape makes controlled pouring straightforward without excess drips or mess at the table. Fine china is the standard choice for this type of front-of-house tableware at this level — it presents well under dining room lighting and stands up to regular commercial dishwashing when handled correctly.

Practical points worth considering for front-of-house use:

• Fine china requires careful stacking and handling to avoid chipping — storage arrangements matter in a busy pass
• Sold in a pack of 12, which suits initial setup or replacing attrition losses across a section
• Coordinates with other White Album pieces for a unified table presentation
• Suitable for sauces, dressings, flavoured oils, or small accompaniment portions
• Standard commercial dishwasher compatible with appropriate racking

This pourer is best suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, or private dining operations where table presentation is a deliberate part of the guest experience. It sits comfortably in a coordinated tableware scheme rather than as a standalone piece. For operators running higher covers or more casual service formats, a more robust earthenware or porcelain alternative may be a more practical day-to-day choice.

If you're building or refreshing a tableware range and want to talk through what works at your service volume, the team is happy to help.

These curved tasting spoons are part of the White Album collection from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a translucent, luminous finish, they provide a clean, neutral surface that lets plated food take visual precedence. The curved form follows a spoon profile suited to amuse-bouche, pre-dessert, or single-bite tasting presentations.

In professional service, tasting spoons are handled frequently and need to hold up to repeated washing without losing their appearance. The fine china construction is chip-resistant enough for regular commercial use, and the white glaze remains consistent across the range, which matters when pieces are used together on the same table or pass.

• Neutral white finish supports accurate food colour presentation
• Curved form works well for single-portion or amuse-bouche service
• Chip-resistant fine china suitable for commercial dishwashing cycles
• Part of a wider coordinated collection for cohesive table presentation
• Supplied in a pack of 12, practical for multi-cover tasting menus

These spoons are well suited to fine dining, tasting menu restaurants, and any operation where presentation detail at the table is a considered part of the guest experience. They are not intended for high-volume canteen or casual dining environments where heavier-duty smallwares would be more practical.

If you are building out a full table setting or want guidance on coordinating pieces from the White Album collection, we are happy to help you work through the options.

These straight tasting spoons are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a clean, translucent finish, they are designed to present small portions — amuse-bouches, pre-desserts, or tasting course elements — without the spoon itself drawing attention away from the food.

In a professional service environment, consistency of presentation matters. A uniform set of spoons used across a tasting menu or canapé service communicates attention to detail and gives front-of-house teams a reliable, handled piece that's easy to set precisely. The straight form keeps the bowl level on the plate, which is a practical advantage when presenting anything with a liquid element or a garnish that needs to sit flat.

Fine china of this type is suited to establishments where tableware is part of the overall dining experience rather than purely functional. The translucent quality of the material allows the colour and composition of the food to read clearly, which is particularly useful in modern plating styles that rely on contrast and minimalism.

As with all fine china, these spoons require careful handling through the wash cycle and appropriate storage to avoid chipping. They are not suited to high-turnover casual dining environments where tableware takes significant daily punishment. Buying in multiples is sensible — the 12-pack supports a full tasting menu service with spare covers built in.

If you are building a tasting menu tableware programme and want to discuss how this range fits alongside other pieces from the White Album collection, the team is happy to talk it through.

The White Album pourer from Rene Ozorio, produced for Steelite, is a fine china serving piece designed for table presentation of sauces, dressings, oils, or small accompaniments. The translucent, luminous finish is characteristic of the White Album range — a considered aesthetic that works well in contemporary dining rooms where tableware is expected to complement the food without competing with it.

In service, a pack of twelve gives most operations enough cover to run a full section without the pressure of constant returns to the wash. The fine china construction is robust enough for regular restaurant use, though as with all fine china it requires careful handling during washing and stacking.

The practical advantages for front-of-house teams are straightforward:

• Consistent presentation across the table for sauces and dressings
• Fine china finish holds its appearance well over repeated use
• Coordinates directly with other pieces in the White Album collection
• Pack quantity of twelve suits most standard section sizes
• Simple form factor makes restocking and clearing efficient

These pourers are best suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and private dining operations running a polished table service. They are less appropriate for casual or high-turnover environments where durability under rough handling is the priority. If your operation runs at higher volume or in a more demanding setting, it is worth considering whether a more utilitarian option would hold up better day to day.

If you are putting together a coordinated tableware scheme or unsure how many packs would suit your cover count, the team is happy to talk it through.

The White Album Thimble from Rene Ozorio is a fine china vessel designed to present small portions with a degree of considered elegance. The thimble shape is a well-established format in contemporary plating — compact, self-contained, and easy for front-of-house to place and clear quickly. The translucent quality of the fine china gives the pieces a clean, refined appearance without being delicate in an impractical sense.

In service, these thimbles work well for amuse-bouches, pre-dessert sauces, dressings, or any tasting element where a small, upright vessel suits the presentation. They are steady on the pass and on the table, and the shape means sauces or gels sit neatly without spreading. The pack size of twelve makes it straightforward to run a consistent set across a small cover count, or to rotate clean pieces through a longer service.

The White Album collection is designed to coordinate across multiple piece formats, which gives kitchen and front-of-house teams the flexibility to build a table setting that reads as deliberate rather than assembled from unrelated pieces. This thimble sits naturally alongside other vessels in the range for tasting menus or multi-course sequences.

From a practical standpoint, fine china of this type is best handled with care during washing and storage. Thimble shapes can be prone to chipping at the rim if stacked or loaded carelessly into a dishwasher rack, so a dedicated storage solution is worth considering for busy operations.

These thimbles are best suited to restaurants, private dining, and event catering operations where small-portion presentation is part of the service style. If you are planning a full table build across the White Album range or need guidance on quantities for your cover count, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The White Album Thimble from Rene Ozorio, produced for Steelite, is a small fine china vessel shaped like a thimble and intended for front-of-house presentation of amuse-bouches, tasting portions, dressings and sauces. The collection is characterised by a luminous, translucent finish that gives the china a clean, considered look well suited to contemporary fine dining and tasting menu formats.

In service, these thimbles are practical to handle and straightforward for front-of-house staff to set and clear quickly. The shape keeps small portions contained and presented neatly, which matters when consistency of presentation is expected across multiple covers. Fine china construction means the pieces hold up to regular service use while maintaining their finish over time with correct care.

• Works well for amuse-bouche, pre-dessert or tasting course service
• Coordinates with other pieces in the White Album collection for a unified table setting
• The translucent finish suits minimal, modern plating styles
• Supplied in a pack of 12, providing a practical starting quantity for most covers

As with any fine china, these thimbles require careful handling during washing and storage to avoid chipping. They are best suited to establishments where tableware is handled with care — fine dining restaurants, boutique hotels and private dining rooms are the most common settings. For operators running a high-turnover casual environment, a more robust earthenware or porcelain alternative may be worth considering.

If you are building out a full table setting using the White Album range or want to discuss quantities appropriate for your covers, our team is happy to help you work through the options.

The White Album pourer from Rene Ozorio is a small fine china vessel designed for tableside or pass service of sauces, dressings, and light accompaniments. The translucent, luminous finish is characteristic of the White Album range, giving the piece a clean, refined appearance that sits comfortably on contemporary plated presentations without competing with the food.

In a service environment, these pourers earn their place through consistency. Fine china holds its appearance well under regular front-of-house handling, resists staining from oil-based dressings and reduction sauces, and cleans reliably through commercial dishwashers. Sold as a pack of twelve, they offer enough cover for a full section without the attrition risk of running too few pieces.

• Fine china construction with translucent, luminous glaze finish
• Well suited to sauces, dressings, and tasting accompaniments
• Part of the coordinated White Album range for consistent table presentation
• Dishwasher safe for standard front-of-house rotation
• Supplied as a pack of twelve for practical section cover

These pourers are best suited to à la carte, tasting menu, or upscale casual dining operations where presentation detail matters. They are not intended for high-volume self-service or banquet use where durability under bulk handling is the primary concern. As part of the broader White Album collection, they can be combined with other pieces in the range to build a cohesive table setting.

If you are building out a full table concept or need guidance on quantities for your covers, the team is happy to talk through what works in practice.