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Maham Studio Spice Saffron Elevated Platform 152mm (12 Pack)

SKU: VV3674
Barcode: 5018461634981

£144.00(£172.80 inc VAT)

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The Maham Studio Spice Saffron Elevated Platform is a vitrified stoneware plate from Steelite's Maham Spice collection, designed in collaboration with chef Maham Anjum. It combines the tactile, hand-thrown appearance of terracotta on the exterior with a coloured reactive glaze on the interior, producing a finish that varies naturally from piece to piece. The elevated platform profile suits plating styles where definition and height are part of the presentation.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for busy front-of-house environments. It offers greater durability and chip resistance than standard earthenware while retaining the aesthetic warmth of artisan ceramics — a balance that matters when pieces are cycling through service, washing, and stacking repeatedly across a shift.

This plate works well where the tabletop is expected to carry as much character as the food. It suits restaurant dining, hotel food and beverage operations, and bar or small plates menus where presentation is part of the guest experience. The reactive glaze means no two pieces are identical, which suits operators who want a handcrafted feel without the fragility or replacement cost of genuinely hand-thrown ware.

Supplied as a pack of 12, it is worth considering your breakage replacement cycle when ordering opening stock — reactive-glaze pieces can be harder to match precisely across production runs, so holding a working reserve is sensible practice.

If you are specifying tableware across a larger project or want guidance on combining pieces within the Maham Spice range, the team is happy to help you think it through.

Frequently asked questions

Is this plate suitable for everyday commercial warewashing?

Yes. Vitrified stoneware is designed to withstand the thermal cycling and mechanical handling of commercial dishwashers. The unglazed exterior may show minor surface marks over time with heavy use, which is characteristic of this style of finish rather than a defect.

Will replacement pieces match if we need to top up stock later?

Reactive glazes are inherently variable, so there will always be some natural difference between production runs. If consistency across covers matters to your operation, it is worth ordering a working reserve alongside your opening stock rather than relying on exact matching later.

What type of venue or menu style is this plate best suited to?

It works well in restaurant dining, hotel food and beverage, and bar or small plates settings where tableware is expected to contribute to the overall guest experience. It is less suited to high-turnover, utilitarian environments where a plain white piece would be more practical.

Maham Studio Spice Saffron Elevated Platform 152mm (12 Pack)

£144.00(£172.80 inc VAT)

£144.00(£172.80 inc VAT)

The Maham Studio Spice Saffron Elevated Platform is a vitrified stoneware plate from Steelite's Maham Spice collection, designed in collaboration with chef Maham Anjum. It combines the tactile, hand-thrown appearance of terracotta on the exterior with a coloured reactive glaze on the interior, producing a finish that varies naturally from piece to piece. The elevated platform profile suits plating styles where definition and height are part of the presentation.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for busy front-of-house environments. It offers greater durability and chip resistance than standard earthenware while retaining the aesthetic warmth of artisan ceramics — a balance that matters when pieces are cycling through service, washing, and stacking repeatedly across a shift.

This plate works well where the tabletop is expected to carry as much character as the food. It suits restaurant dining, hotel food and beverage operations, and bar or small plates menus where presentation is part of the guest experience. The reactive glaze means no two pieces are identical, which suits operators who want a handcrafted feel without the fragility or replacement cost of genuinely hand-thrown ware.

Supplied as a pack of 12, it is worth considering your breakage replacement cycle when ordering opening stock — reactive-glaze pieces can be harder to match precisely across production runs, so holding a working reserve is sensible practice.

If you are specifying tableware across a larger project or want guidance on combining pieces within the Maham Spice range, the team is happy to help you think it through.