Steelite Performance Other Equipment

350ml (12¼oz). Crystal Glass. Stackable

120ml (4¼oz). Crystal Glass. Stackable

80ml (2¾oz). Crystal Glass. Stackable

460ml (16oz). Crystal Glass. 100% Recyclable

460ml (15¾oz). Crystal Glass. 100% Recyclable

450ml (15¾oz). Crystal Glass. 100% Recyclable

650ml (23oz). Crystal Glass. 100% Recyclable

550ml (19¼oz). Crystal Glass. 100% Recyclable

450ml (15¾oz). Crystal Glass. 100% Recyclable

260ml (9oz). Crystal Glass. 100% Recyclable

Length: 225mm. Stainless Steel & ABS

Length: 225mm. Stainless Steel & ABS

Length: 225mm. Stainless Steel & ABS

125mm (5"). Crystal Glass. 100% Recyclable

420ml (14¾oz). Crystal Glass. 100% Recyclable

230ml (8oz). Crystal Glass. 100% Recyclable

152.5(Ø)mm (6"). Alumina Vitrified. Lifetime Edge Chip Warranty

230(Ø)mm (9"). Alumina Vitrified. Lifetime Edge Chip Warranty

255(Ø)mm (10"). Alumina Vitrified. Lifetime Edge Chip Warranty

202.5(Ø)mm (8"). Alumina Vitrified. Lifetime Edge Chip Warranty

255(Ø)mm (10"). Alumina Vitrified. Lifetime Edge Chip Warranty

230(Ø)mm (9"). Alumina Vitrified. Lifetime Edge Chip Warranty

280(Ø)mm (11"). Alumina Vitrified. Lifetime Edge Chip Warranty

230(Ø)mm (9"). Alumina Vitrified. Lifetime Edge Chip Warranty

280(Ø)mm (11"). Alumina Vitrified. Lifetime Edge Chip Warranty

The Steelite Ceres bowl is a handmade toughened glass piece designed by French designer Catherine Hurand. At 260mm in diameter, it sits comfortably in the sharing dish or starter bowl category and carries a subtly textured finish in a deep, matte-toned black. The result is a bowl that presents food well without relying on decoration or pattern — the form does the work.

In service, the toughened glass construction means these bowls hold up to the handling demands of a busy restaurant or banqueting environment better than standard decorative glassware. They stack and store cleanly, and the black colourway conceals minor surface wear that can dull lighter-coloured pieces over time. They work equally well across casual dining, buffet counters, and more formal table settings where a considered, contemporary aesthetic is the goal.

• Consistent presentation across sharing plates, starters, and side dishes
• Bold black finish suits contemporary and Nordic-influenced table styling
• Toughened glass provides better resilience than standard decorative glass
• Textured exterior aids grip during plating and clearing
• Versatile sizing works for both individual portions and table-sharing formats

These are handmade pieces, so operators should be aware of the minor natural variation that comes with that process — a characteristic of the range rather than a quality concern. They are not intended as a high-turnover stack-and-smash workhorse; for very high-volume casual operations, a more utilitarian bowl in chip-resistant porcelain or melamine may be a more practical choice.

Well suited to restaurants, boutique hotels, and event caterers looking to add a consistent design element to the tabletop without commissioning bespoke pieces. If you are fitting out a full covers operation or need guidance on pack quantities for your service volume, our team is happy to help you work through the numbers.

The Ceres collection from Steelite Performance is a range of handmade glass bowls designed by French designer Catherine Hurand. Each bowl features a subtly textured black finish that adds visual depth to the table, making them a considered choice where food presentation matters as much as the food itself. They are supplied in packs of six, which suits the practical realities of hospitality stock management.

In a busy service environment, glassware takes punishment. Ceres bowls are crafted from toughened glass, which gives them a reasonable degree of resilience for front-of-house use, whether on a laid table, a sharing board presentation, or a buffet counter. The handmade nature of the pieces means there is a degree of individuality in each bowl — something that works in their favour aesthetically, though operators should be aware this is not pressed uniform tableware.

Their versatility is a practical strength. The 220mm diameter suits a range of uses — sharing starters, side dishes, salads, or dessert presentations — without the bowl feeling oversized or underused. The black colourway works well against both light and dark table linen and holds up visually in low-light dining environments.

• Toughened glass construction for everyday front-of-house durability
• Distinctive textured finish adds presentation value without additional dressing
• Suitable for sharing dishes, buffet service, and plated presentations
• Handmade, giving each piece a considered, individual character
• Supplied as a pack of six — practical for hospitality stock rotation

These bowls are best suited to restaurants, hotels, and event caterers where tableware aesthetics are part of the guest experience. They are not intended for high-turnover casual dining where robustness and uniformity take priority over presentation. If you are equipping a larger operation or need guidance on quantities and complementary pieces within the Ceres range, we are happy to help you work through the options.

The Steelite Ceres bowl is a handmade toughened glass piece, designed by French designer Catherine Hurand. At 170mm in diameter, it sits in a versatile size range — large enough for sharing dishes or generous starters, compact enough to work well as a side or mise en place piece. The bold black colourway and subtly textured surface give it a distinctive appearance on the table without requiring additional styling effort from front-of-house teams.

In a professional hospitality setting, these bowls hold up well across varied service styles. The toughened glass construction handles the physical demands of regular service, clearing, and washing cycles better than standard decorative glassware, and the consistent finish across the pack means tables present uniformly throughout the evening. The black colourway is particularly effective at making food colours stand out, which suits modern plating styles well.

Practically, the Ceres range works across a number of service contexts:

• Sharing dishes and small plates in informal dining
• Buffet and self-service display where visual impact matters
• Starter or dessert courses in more formal settings
• Centrepiece or condiment presentation on laid tables

Being handmade, there may be minor natural variation between individual pieces — this is characteristic of the production process rather than a quality issue, and is worth noting if absolute uniformity across large covers is a priority. For high-turnover operations running frequent wash cycles, confirming dishwasher compatibility with your warewasher settings is sensible before committing to a full order.

This bowl suits restaurants, hotels, and event caterers looking for tableware that contributes to the visual identity of a service without requiring frequent replacement. If you're equipping a large operation or want guidance on pack sizing and suitability for your service style, the team is happy to help you work through the options.