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Robert Gordon Potters Collection Storm Rectangular Trays 380x178mm (Pack of 6)

SKU: VV1627

£119.00(£142.80 inc VAT)
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The Robert Gordon Potters Collection Storm rectangular trays are handcrafted porcelain servingware from one of Australia's most established artisan pottery designers. Each tray carries a distinctive storm-toned glaze with subtle variation in colour and finish between pieces — a deliberate characteristic of the handmade process rather than a quality inconsistency. Sold as a pack of six, the trays work well as a coordinated service set while retaining that individually crafted quality that distinguishes artisan ranges from standard catering ceramics.

In practical terms, porcelain at this specification offers the durability expected in a commercial environment. The material holds heat reasonably well for serving applications and is suitable for the pressures of regular hospitality service. The rectangular format at this size is commonly used for sharing plates, starter presentations, or structured plating in casual dining and restaurant settings.

The Storm glaze finishes naturally lend themselves to contemporary and rustic dining aesthetics, and the variation between pieces is often used deliberately by operators to reinforce a handcrafted narrative on the table. Because each piece differs slightly, no two table settings will be identical — something that works in favour of a certain style of dining offer, though operators seeking strict uniformity should bear that in mind before ordering.

This range suits restaurants, boutique hotels, and hospitality venues where tableware presentation is part of the guest experience. For operators needing a more standardised or higher-volume workhorse range, alternatives within the Steelite catalogue may be more appropriate.

If you're building out a full tableware specification or want to discuss how the Storm range fits alongside other pieces in the Potters Collection, the team is happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

Is the colour variation between trays a defect or an intended feature?

The variation in colour and glaze finish is entirely intentional and is characteristic of the handmade production process used for the Potters Collection. Each piece is individually crafted, so slight differences in tone and texture are expected. Operators who want strict uniformity across their tableware may find a standard production range more suitable.

How well does this range hold up in a busy restaurant environment?

Porcelain is a practical material for commercial service, offering reasonable durability and heat retention for serving applications. That said, artisan ranges like this are generally better suited to mid-to-high-end dining settings where the tableware is handled with some care, rather than high-turnover canteen-style operations where chipping risk is higher.

Can these trays be used in the oven or under a heat lamp?

We would recommend checking with the team before using these trays in direct oven or salamander applications, as specific heat tolerance for this range is not confirmed in the available product data. For pass-side warming or ambient serving use they are well suited to standard hospitality service.
Robert Gordon Potters Collection Storm Rectangular Trays 380x178mm (Pack of 6)

£119.00(£142.80 inc VAT)

£119.00(£142.80 inc VAT)

The Robert Gordon Potters Collection Storm rectangular trays are handcrafted porcelain servingware from one of Australia's most established artisan pottery designers. Each tray carries a distinctive storm-toned glaze with subtle variation in colour and finish between pieces — a deliberate characteristic of the handmade process rather than a quality inconsistency. Sold as a pack of six, the trays work well as a coordinated service set while retaining that individually crafted quality that distinguishes artisan ranges from standard catering ceramics.

In practical terms, porcelain at this specification offers the durability expected in a commercial environment. The material holds heat reasonably well for serving applications and is suitable for the pressures of regular hospitality service. The rectangular format at this size is commonly used for sharing plates, starter presentations, or structured plating in casual dining and restaurant settings.

The Storm glaze finishes naturally lend themselves to contemporary and rustic dining aesthetics, and the variation between pieces is often used deliberately by operators to reinforce a handcrafted narrative on the table. Because each piece differs slightly, no two table settings will be identical — something that works in favour of a certain style of dining offer, though operators seeking strict uniformity should bear that in mind before ordering.

This range suits restaurants, boutique hotels, and hospitality venues where tableware presentation is part of the guest experience. For operators needing a more standardised or higher-volume workhorse range, alternatives within the Steelite catalogue may be more appropriate.

If you're building out a full tableware specification or want to discuss how the Storm range fits alongside other pieces in the Potters Collection, the team is happy to help.