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Robert Gordon Potters Collection Storm Plates 267mm (Pack of 6)

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£64.55(£77.46 inc VAT)
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The Robert Gordon Potters Collection Storm plate is a commercially produced artisan porcelain plate that brings a handcrafted aesthetic to the dining table. Manufactured by Steelite to Robert Gordon's Australian-designer-led brief, each plate carries subtle natural variation in colour and surface finish — intentional characteristics of the production process rather than inconsistencies. Sold in packs of six, the plates work as a cohesive collection despite each piece being individually distinct.

In service, porcelain of this type is well suited to environments where the presentation of food is as important as its preparation. The material holds up to regular commercial use and the demands of a busy pass, though the artisan glaze finish means operators should assess suitability for high-speed, high-volume canteen or cafeteria environments where purely functional tableware is usually preferred. The Storm colourway lends itself particularly well to modern bistro, restaurant, and boutique hotel dining settings.

Practical considerations for a plate of this nature include:

  • Natural variation in tone and finish across each piece — consistent with the collection's character
  • Porcelain construction suited to everyday commercial service
  • Pack of six supports smaller floor sets or initial trialling before scaling quantities
  • Compatible with Steelite's broader commercial tableware range for mixed floor use

This plate is best suited to independent restaurants, boutique hotels, and dining concepts where distinctive, tactile tableware forms part of the guest experience. Sites with a very high table-turn rate or limited storage for hand-sorted tableware may wish to consider a more uniform alternative from the wider catalogue.

If you are building a full floor set or coordinating across a broader table scheme, our team is happy to talk through quantities, mix-and-match options within the Potters Collection, and what works well in practice.

Frequently asked questions

Will the colour variation between plates be noticeable on the dining table?

Yes, and this is by design. Each plate in the Storm collection carries subtle differences in tone and glaze finish, which is characteristic of Robert Gordon's artisan approach. In practice, most operators find the variation reads as intentional and adds to the collection's appeal, though it is worth considering whether this suits your dining concept before committing to a full floor set.

Is this plate suitable for a high-volume restaurant with rapid table turnovers?

The Storm plate is porcelain and built to commercial standards, so it will handle regular service. That said, its artisan finish and tactile character make it most at home in settings where presentation and individuality matter — independent restaurants, boutique hotels, or more considered dining environments. For very high-volume, fast-turnaround operations, a more uniform commercial plate may be a more practical fit.

Can I mix Storm plates with other pieces from the Robert Gordon Potters Collection?

Yes. The Potters Collection is designed to work cohesively across different pieces and shapes, so mixing plates, bowls, and other items within the collection is a common approach. If you are planning a broader table scheme, our team can advise on which pieces work well together in a commercial setting.
Robert Gordon Potters Collection Storm Plates 267mm (Pack of 6)

£64.55(£77.46 inc VAT)

£64.55(£77.46 inc VAT)

The Robert Gordon Potters Collection Storm plate is a commercially produced artisan porcelain plate that brings a handcrafted aesthetic to the dining table. Manufactured by Steelite to Robert Gordon's Australian-designer-led brief, each plate carries subtle natural variation in colour and surface finish — intentional characteristics of the production process rather than inconsistencies. Sold in packs of six, the plates work as a cohesive collection despite each piece being individually distinct.

In service, porcelain of this type is well suited to environments where the presentation of food is as important as its preparation. The material holds up to regular commercial use and the demands of a busy pass, though the artisan glaze finish means operators should assess suitability for high-speed, high-volume canteen or cafeteria environments where purely functional tableware is usually preferred. The Storm colourway lends itself particularly well to modern bistro, restaurant, and boutique hotel dining settings.

Practical considerations for a plate of this nature include:

  • Natural variation in tone and finish across each piece — consistent with the collection's character
  • Porcelain construction suited to everyday commercial service
  • Pack of six supports smaller floor sets or initial trialling before scaling quantities
  • Compatible with Steelite's broader commercial tableware range for mixed floor use

This plate is best suited to independent restaurants, boutique hotels, and dining concepts where distinctive, tactile tableware forms part of the guest experience. Sites with a very high table-turn rate or limited storage for hand-sorted tableware may wish to consider a more uniform alternative from the wider catalogue.

If you are building a full floor set or coordinating across a broader table scheme, our team is happy to talk through quantities, mix-and-match options within the Potters Collection, and what works well in practice.