Serving Trays, Boards & Tiles

The Messina range from Steelite Performance is a line of alumina vitrified tableware designed for commercial hospitality use. These small round stacking trays — 102.5mm in diameter — are a practical serving piece suited to appetisers, condiments, accompaniments, or small side portions. The blue colourway gives them a distinctive Mediterranean feel, and the stacking profile helps keep storage and front-of-house organisation straightforward during busy service.

In a working kitchen environment, the durability of tableware matters as much as its appearance. Steelite's alumina vitrified construction is well regarded in the industry for its resistance to thermal shock, glaze wear, and staining — properties that matter when pieces are cycling through dishwashers multiple times a day. The trays hold temperature reasonably well for their size, which is useful when serving warm accompaniments or chilled garnishes. They are rated for dishwasher, microwave, and freezer use, which gives kitchen and front-of-house teams flexibility in how they deploy them.

Practical points worth noting:

• Stacking design reduces storage footprint and speeds table resets
• Consistent glaze finish supports presentation standards over extended use
• Compatible with dishwasher, microwave, and freezer environments
• Backed by Steelite's Lifetime Edge Chip Warranty
• Supplied in a pack of 12, suited to building initial stock or topping up existing sets

These trays are well suited to casual dining, café, and bistro operations, particularly where the menu or aesthetic leans toward relaxed or Mediterranean-influenced dining. They work equally well for outdoor terraces and al fresco settings. For operators running higher covers or seeking a broader Messina range, the collection extends across a range of shapes and sizes worth considering when building a cohesive table setting.

If you are specifying tableware across a new opening or a full refresh, it is worth talking through quantities, mix of pieces, and lead times with us before placing an order.

The Steelite Nordic tray is a circular presentation piece with a gently curving, deep rim that creates a defined border around the serving area. At 240mm across, the form gives chefs a practical canvas for plated dishes — enough surface to present without overcrowding, while the raised rim helps contain sauces and dressings neatly.

In a busy service environment, consistency of presentation matters as much as the food itself. The Nordic profile lends itself to a clean, structured plating style and works well across a range of cuisine types — from modern European to contemporary casual dining. The rim geometry means dishes can be pre-plated in the kitchen without sauces migrating to the edge during pass or service.

Steelite is a well-regarded UK manufacturer with a long track record in commercial tableware, and the Nordic range is designed to hold up under the repeated handling, stacking, and warewashing cycles that are routine in professional kitchens. Sold in a pack of twelve, the quantity is practical for operations that need to maintain consistent cover counts without constant returns to stores.

These trays are best suited to table service restaurants, hotel dining, and catering operations where plate presentation is a considered part of the guest experience. For very high-volume operations or buffet service requiring larger pieces, it is worth reviewing whether a different size or format within the Nordic range would better match your service style.

If you are building out a tableware specification or matching pieces across a range, the team is happy to help you work through what will suit your covers and service format.

The Steelite Nordic tray is a circular presentation piece with a broad, open centre and a deep, gently curving rim. At 290mm in diameter, it gives chefs a generous surface area for composed plating, allowing dishes to be presented with space around the elements rather than crowded to the edge. The profile is clean and understated — the kind of tableware that supports the food without competing with it.

In service, the design works well for starter and main course plating where presentation consistency matters. The curved rim provides a natural boundary that helps keep sauces and garnishes contained without looking overly formal, and the neutral aesthetic sits comfortably across a range of table styles. Supplied in packs of six, they are practical to stock and rotate through a section without excessive capital outlay.

• Broad flat centre gives chefs room to plate without crowding
• Curved rim frames the dish and helps contain sauces neatly
• Clean, understated profile suits a wide range of cover styles
• Pack of six supports efficient stocking and service rotation
• Steelite manufacture is associated with durability in professional tableware

These trays are well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and event catering operations looking for a versatile presentation piece that holds up in regular service. They are less likely to be appropriate where very high-volume, rapid-turnover operations require more robust or stackable formats — it is worth considering the full Nordic range if you are equipping a large brigade.

If you are building out a tableware specification or matching pieces across a menu, the team is happy to talk through what works best for your covers and service style.

The Steelite Nordic tray is a round presentation tray with a gently curving rim that frames the plate or dish without crowding it. The 340mm diameter gives a reasonable amount of surface area for individual plated covers, making it a practical choice for table service, tray service, or structured plating presentations where the tray forms part of the overall aesthetic.

In service, these trays hold up well under regular use. The Nordic range is designed with a clean, unfussy profile that works across a range of covers — from casual dining through to more formal settings. The deep rim discourages dishes from sliding and gives a sense of containment without obstructing the presentation.

• Round profile with a gently curving, deep rim for a neat presentation
• 340mm diameter suits individual plated covers comfortably
• Clean, minimal aesthetic integrates with a wide range of tableware styles
• Supplied in a pack of six, practical for stocking a section or supplementing existing stock
• Steelite manufacture to consistent commercial standards for durability in regular service

These trays are best suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and catering operations where presentation matters and a consistent look across the pass is important. They are not intended as heavy-load carrying trays for transporting multiple covers — for that application, a larger service tray would be the appropriate choice.

If you are building out a full table setting or have questions about coordinating trays with other pieces from the Steelite Nordic range, the team is happy to help you get the specification right.

The Steelite Aurora Revolution Granite round stacking trays are small-format ceramic pieces designed for use as accompaniment dishes, condiment plates, or amuse-bouche presentations in commercial hospitality settings. Made from alumina vitrified ceramic, they carry the durability characteristics associated with professional-grade tableware — resisting chipping and crazing better than standard earthenware under the repeated handling and thermal cycling of a busy operation.

In day-to-day service, vitrified ceramic at this scale holds up well to dishwasher cycles run at commercial temperatures and pressures. The stacking profile keeps storage compact and reduces breakage risk during handling between service periods, which matters when a kitchen team is clearing covers quickly.

A few practical points worth noting for operators considering these as a regular tableware item:

• Alumina vitrified ceramic is non-porous, supporting good hygiene standards
• The stacking design reduces storage footprint and handling breakage
• Granite finish is consistent across the range, supporting a coordinated table setting
• Sold in a 12-pack, practical for initial stock or topping up existing covers
• Suitable for standard commercial dishwasher use

These trays are well suited to restaurants, hotels, and event catering operations that need a reliable small plate in a neutral, textured finish. If you're building out a full cover or need guidance on quantities relative to your service volume, the team is happy to help work through what makes sense for your operation.

The Steelite Aurora Revolution range is a well-established line of vitrified ceramic tableware designed for professional foodservice use. These round stacking trays in the Granite colourway measure 202mm across and are sold as a pack of twelve, making them a practical choice when outfitting a new service or replacing attrition losses across an existing set.

Alumina vitrified ceramic is the standard material of choice in commercial tableware for good reason. It is significantly harder and more chip-resistant than standard earthenware, holds up well through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles, and maintains its appearance over extended service life. The stacking profile helps with storage and reduces the risk of damage during clearing and plate runs.

In practical terms, these trays suit operations where a consistent, contemporary aesthetic matters — the Granite finish works across a range of table settings without being overly formal or casual. Key operational benefits include:

• Stackable profile supports efficient storage and transport during service
• Vitrified ceramic withstands repeated high-temperature dishwasher cycles
• Granite finish resists showing minor surface marks between clears
• Uniform sizing makes portion presentation consistent across covers
• Pack of twelve allows immediate deployment or phased stock building

There are no complex installation considerations here, though operators should confirm storage racking or plate dispensers are sized to accommodate the 202mm diameter before ordering in volume. If your operation runs high attrition through a fast-paced environment, it is worth considering whether a heavier-gauge or more impact-resistant option in the range would offer a better long-term cost per cover.

These trays are well suited to café-style venues, hotel breakfast operations, staff restaurants, and mid-market dining — anywhere that needs reliable, presentable ceramic at a sensible price point. They are less likely to be the right choice for fine dining covers where a more distinctive or premium-weight piece is expected.

If you are unsure which size or finish best fits your service style or are building out a full table setting, we are happy to talk it through.

These rectangular trays are part of Rene Ozorio's White Album collection, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a luminous, translucent finish, they are designed to serve as a clean, neutral base for plated food presentation. The indent feature helps anchor garnishes, sauces, or accompaniments in a controlled position on the plate, giving front-of-house staff a consistent canvas to work with.

In a restaurant or banqueting environment, consistency of presentation matters as much as the food itself. These trays lend themselves to set-menu or tasting-menu formats where a uniform look across covers is part of the dining experience. The fine china construction holds up well to regular service and warewasher cycles, though as with all fine china, careful handling during stacking and storage will extend service life.

Practical points worth noting:

• Fine china finish suits contemporary and upscale dining settings
• Indent aids consistent plating and reduces movement of elements during service
• Coordinates with other pieces in the White Album range for a unified table
• Supplied in a pack of 12, practical for covers-based purchasing
• Suitable for warewasher use under normal commercial conditions

These trays are well suited to restaurant operations where presentation standards are high and a coordinated tableware aesthetic is part of the offer. They are less likely to be the right choice for high-volume canteen or casual dining environments where durability under very heavy throughput is the primary concern.

If you are building out a full table setting or want to discuss how the White Album range fits your service style, the team is happy to help.

The White Album rectangular trays from Rene Ozorio are fine china serving pieces designed around clean, neutral presentation. The indent detail provides a defined placement point for garnishes, sauces, or small accompaniments, giving chefs a consistent starting point for plating without the need to improvise positioning during service.

In practice, these trays work well as part of a structured plated course — particularly for starters, amuse-bouche, or dessert presentations where portion control and visual consistency matter. The format suits kitchens running à la carte or tasting menus where each cover needs to look identical across a pass. The translucent fine china body keeps the focus on the food rather than the vessel, which is generally what front-of-house teams and chefs are looking for in this style of tableware.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Indent guides plating position and reduces inconsistency across covers
• Fine china construction is suitable for professional dishwasher cycles
• Neutral white finish coordinates with other White Album pieces for a unified table setting
• Rectangular format works well for linear or structured food presentations
• Supplied as a 12-pack, practical for stocking a section without over-ordering

These trays are best suited to contemporary dining operations — restaurants, hotel dining rooms, or event catering where presentation standards are high and tableware is considered part of the guest experience. They are not intended for high-volume canteen or casual dining environments where durability under rapid turnover is the primary concern.

If you're building out a full table setting from the White Album range or want to confirm suitability for your specific service style, the team is happy to help you put together a coordinated selection.

These geometric trays are part of the White Album collection from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a luminous, translucent finish, they are designed as a presentation piece — a clean, structured surface that draws attention to the food rather than the vessel. The rectangular format and low profile make them well suited to amuse-bouche, pre-desserts, petit fours, and small sharing portions where visual presentation matters.

In service, fine china of this type holds up well to the handling demands of a busy pass, provided staff are familiar with treating smaller presentation pieces with appropriate care. The geometric form stacks consistently, which helps with storage and mise en place during a multi-course service. Supplied in a pack of twelve, the quantity suits a medium-sized operation running a set menu or tasting format.

The White Album range is designed to be mixed and matched across its various pieces, so these trays can sit alongside other items in the collection to create a cohesive table setting without appearing matchy. The neutral white finish works across a range of plating styles and does not compete with garnishes or sauces.

These trays are tableware rather than cookware — they are not intended for oven or heated gantry use. As with all fine china, they should be handled and stored with care to avoid chipping, and checked regularly for damage before service. They are best suited to contemporary dining operations, tasting menus, and restaurants where presentation standards are a priority.

If you are building out a full table setting or have questions about which pieces from the White Album range work well together in a particular service format, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

These geometric trays are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a luminous, translucent finish, they offer a clean, neutral surface that works well for structured plating and contemporary food presentation. The rectangular format and defined geometric profile give chefs a clear frame to work within, which suits precise, composed dishes particularly well.

In a busy service environment, consistency of presentation matters as much as the food itself. These trays hold their appearance well across a full service, and fine china of this type is generally robust enough for regular front-of-house use when handled correctly. The 12-pack format helps establish a uniform look across covers without the need to piece together stock over time.

From an operational standpoint, the White Album range is designed to coordinate across multiple piece formats, which gives kitchen teams flexibility when building a table setting or adapting to different covers and menu styles. The neutral white finish does not compete with plating colours or garnishes.

• Consistent finish supports uniform presentation across covers
• Geometric profile suits structured, composed plating styles
• Coordinates with other White Album pieces for a cohesive table
• Fine china construction suitable for regular front-of-house use
• 12-pack quantity helps stock a section without shortfall

These trays are best suited to restaurants, bistros, and hotel dining operations where presentation standards are high and a contemporary aesthetic is part of the offer. They are less suited to high-turnover casual dining where robust everyday tableware takes priority.

If you are building a full table setting from the White Album range or want to discuss quantities for your covers, the team is happy to help you work through what you need.

These geometric trays are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, produced in partnership with Steelite. Made from fine china with a translucent, luminous finish, they are designed as a neutral, clean surface for composed plating — particularly suited to amuse-bouches, pre-desserts, petit fours, or any small course where presentation matters.

In a busy front-of-house environment, consistency across covers is straightforward when pieces share a unified aesthetic. The White Album range is designed to mix and match within the collection, which gives operators the flexibility to build a coordinated look across multiple courses without every piece being identical.

• Fine china construction with a translucent, luminous glaze finish
• Geometric profile provides a distinct visual contrast to round plateware
• Coordinates with other pieces across the White Album collection
• Supplied in a 12-pack, practical for service-level stock
• Suited to contemporary plating styles in upscale dining settings

As with all fine china, these trays are better suited to considered, lower-impact handling rather than the rough-and-tumble of a high-volume casual dining environment. They are not designed for heavy-duty commercial use and should be assessed against the service style of the operation before committing to volume stock.

If you are building a full table scheme around the White Album collection or have questions about suitability for your service format, the team are happy to help you work through the options.

The White Album Geometric Tray from Rene Ozorio is a fine china serving tray designed for front-of-house use in contemporary dining environments. The geometric form and clean white finish provide a neutral, structured surface that supports considered food presentation without competing with the dish itself.

In service, these trays work well for sharing plates, pre-plated starters, or dessert presentations where a degree of visual structure on the table is desirable. The fine china construction gives them a feel that reads as considered and deliberate rather than functional, which suits the kind of cover where presentation is part of the experience.

• Clean geometric profile supports structured plating and sharing formats
• Fine china body with a luminous finish that photographs well under cover lighting
• Coordinates with other pieces across the White Album collection
• Supplied in a pack of 12, practical for consistent table settings across a section
• Suitable for dishwasher use in a commercial environment

As with all fine china, these trays warrant sensible handling in a busy pass environment. They are not intended for high-impact service or stacking under heavy load. Operators running high-volume, fast-paced covers may want to consider whether a more robust stoneware option is better suited to their service style.

These trays are well suited to restaurants, boutique hotels, and event caterers where table aesthetics are a deliberate part of the guest experience. They fit naturally into a styled, coordinated table setting and work particularly well alongside other White Album pieces.

If you are building a tableware range and want to discuss which pieces work together for your cover style, the team is happy to help.

These rectangular trays are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, manufactured by Steelite. Made from fine china with a clean, bright white finish, they are designed as a versatile plating surface for starters, sharing dishes, petit fours, and similar presentations where simplicity and a refined look are the priority.

In a working dining environment, the format holds up well to the demands of consistent plated service. Fine china offers a reasonable balance of durability and presentation quality for front-of-house use, and the rectangular profile suits structured plating styles where a round plate would not give the same effect.

The practical advantages for operators are straightforward:

• Clean white finish provides a neutral base for any plating style or colour palette
• Rectangular form suits linear and structured plating arrangements
• Fine china construction is compatible with standard commercial dishwashing
• Supplied in a pack of twelve, supporting consistent table cover without mismatched pieces
• Designed to coordinate with other pieces within the White Album range

These trays are best suited to restaurants, hotels, and private dining operations with a contemporary or minimalist aesthetic. They are not a heavy-duty workhorse item — fine china tableware of this type is suited to considered service environments rather than high-turnover casual dining where attrition rates tend to be higher. Operators running larger covers should account for breakage replacement when sizing their order.

If you are building a coordinated table setting across multiple piece types or want to discuss quantities for a full opening order, the team is happy to help work through what you need.

The White Album rectangular tray is part of Rene Ozorio's fine china collection produced by Steelite. It is a simple, clean-lined piece designed to carry and present food at table — whether used as a sharing plate, an amuse-bouche base, or a structured element within a larger cover. The translucent quality of the fine china body gives it a lightness that works well against dark slates and natural wood service boards, as well as on dressed linen.

In a busy service environment, consistency matters as much as appearance. These trays are produced in fine china, which holds its whiteness well over repeated dishwasher cycles and is resistant to the minor scratching and surface marking that can quickly age glazed earthenware under daily use. Buying in a pack of twelve supports consistent table presentation across a section without the colour variation you sometimes see when mixing batches.

Practical advantages for front-of-house teams include:

• Clean, neutral surface that does not compete with plating or garnish
• Rectangular format suits linear plating styles and tasting portions
• Fine china construction handles commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
• Consistent glaze finish across a twelve-piece pack aids table uniformity

These trays are well suited to contemporary restaurant covers, tasting menus, private dining, and hotel food service where presentation standards are high. They are less appropriate for high-turnover casual dining or canteen environments where chipping risk is elevated. The White Album range includes complementary pieces, so building a coordinated table across multiple formats is straightforward.

If you are putting together a full table setting or are unsure which pieces from the White Album range best suit your cover, the team is happy to talk through the options.

These small square trays are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a clean white finish, they are designed for use as a presentation base for individual portions, canapés, amuse-bouches, or petits fours — the kind of course where precise, considered plating matters.

In practice, this format works well in contemporary dining environments where a minimal, uncluttered table aesthetic is the goal. The plain white surface keeps the focus on the food, and the square profile gives chefs a defined area to work within. Because they are sold in packs of twelve, they are straightforward to deploy across a section without worrying about matching individual pieces.

A few practical points worth considering for service use:

• Fine china construction holds detail and finish well under regular handling
• Square format suits precise, structured plating styles
• White Album pieces are designed to coordinate across the wider range
• Pack quantity of twelve supports section-level deployment
• Compact footprint suits tight mise en place and pass arrangements

These trays are best suited to restaurants, private dining rooms, hotels, and events operations where presentation standards are high and the tableware is expected to contribute to the overall aesthetic. They are a compact, low-maintenance addition to the tableware inventory rather than a centrepiece item.

If you are building out a full table setting or want to confirm how these fit with other White Album pieces, feel free to get in touch with the team.

These square trays are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite — a range built around fine china with a clean, bright finish that works well as a neutral base for plated food presentation. The 162mm square format sits comfortably as an amuse-bouche tray, a canapé base, or a small sharing plate depending on how the kitchen uses it.

In a front-of-house environment, the appeal of this range lies in its restraint. The white body and simple square profile let the food take precedence, which suits contemporary plating styles where portion definition and visual clarity matter. Fine china carries a degree of translucency and brightness that ceramic alternatives often lack, and that quality tends to read well under restaurant lighting.

From an operational standpoint, fine china is generally dishwasher safe and suitable for regular commercial warewashing cycles, though it warrants careful stacking during service and storage to avoid chipping at the edges — a consideration for any fine china piece in a busy kitchen pass.

• Clean white finish provides a neutral canvas for contemporary plating
• Square format suits canapé, amuse-bouche, and small plated portions
• Fine china construction offers a bright, luminous surface quality
• Part of the White Album range, designed to mix and match across pieces
• Supplied in a pack of 12, practical for service stock levels

This range is well suited to upscale restaurants, private dining operations, and event catering where presentation consistency matters. For high-turnover casual dining, a more robust earthenware or porcelain option may be worth considering alongside.

If you're building out a tableware range or want to discuss how the White Album collection fits within a broader table setting, we're happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Rene Ozorio White Album range, produced by Steelite, is a collection of fine china tableware designed for contemporary restaurant and hospitality settings. These 105mm trays are small, shallow pieces intended primarily for food presentation — suitable for amuse-bouche, pre-desserts, side condiments, or composed snack courses where a clean, uncluttered surface is part of the dish's appeal.

Fine china at this scale performs well in front-of-house environments where appearance matters as much as function. The translucent, luminous body of the White Album range reads well under restaurant lighting and holds its finish with careful handling and appropriate warewashing practice. These are presentation pieces rather than heavy-duty service ware, and they benefit from the considered handling that any quality fine china requires in a busy dining room.

Practically, the 12-pack format suits operations that are building or topping up a set, whether for a new menu concept or to replace attrition over time. The pieces are designed to coordinate with other items in the White Album collection, which is useful for operators who want a cohesive table aesthetic across multiple courses or service styles.

These trays are best suited to fine dining, boutique hotels, and contemporary casual restaurants where presentation is a deliberate part of the guest experience. They are not intended for high-volume canteen or fast-casual environments where robustness is the primary requirement.

If you are building a full table setting around the White Album range or need guidance on quantities for a particular covers count, we are happy to help you work through what you need.

The Rene Ozorio White Album tray is a fine china serving piece designed for composed food presentation. At 125mm in diameter, it sits comfortably as a canapé tray, small sharing plate, or accompaniment dish, and its clean, undecorated surface allows the food itself to take centre stage. The White Album range is manufactured by Steelite and is part of a broader coordinated collection, meaning these trays can sit alongside other pieces in the same line without visual conflict.

Fine china of this type is well suited to front-of-house environments where presentation standards are high. The translucent, luminous body reads clearly under restaurant lighting and holds up to the handling demands of regular service when treated with appropriate care. Like all fine china, these trays perform best in operations with proper handling and storage protocols — they are not designed for environments where heavy-duty durability is the primary requirement.

Practical benefits for service teams include:

• Coordinated across the White Album collection for consistent table presentation
• Lightweight format suits canapé service, amuse-bouche, and small plate covers
• Smooth, unglazed-edge profile allows clean stacking between services
• Neutral white finish works across a wide range of plating styles
• Supplied in a 12-pack, suitable for covering a standard section or pass setup

These trays are best suited to upscale casual dining, fine dining, private members' clubs, hotel restaurants, and event catering operations where presentation detail matters. For higher-volume or more robust service requirements, heavier stoneware alternatives within the Steelite catalogue may be worth considering. If you are building out a full table setting or matching to existing White Album pieces already in use, it is worth speaking with us to confirm compatibility across the range.

These 155mm round trays are part of the White Album collection from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a clean, bright white finish, they are designed as a neutral base for plated food presentation — particularly where the visual clarity of the dish matters as much as the food itself.

In a service environment, small round trays like these tend to work across a range of covers, from amuse-bouche and pre-starters through to petit fours and small sharing portions. The consistent sizing across the White Album range makes them straightforward to stack, store, and integrate with other pieces from the same collection.

• Consistent white finish provides a clean backdrop for plated food
• Fine china construction balances durability with a refined table appearance
• Sold in a 12-pack, practical for setting up a coordinated cover count
• Mixes and matches with other White Album pieces for a cohesive table
• Compact 155mm diameter suits amuse-bouche, petits fours, and small accompaniments

As with all fine china, standard commercial dishwasher use is appropriate, though care during stacking and handling will extend service life. The White Album range is a practical choice for contemporary restaurants, hotel dining, and private dining rooms where a clean, uncluttered table aesthetic is the aim.

If you are building out a full table setting or are unsure which pieces from the White Album range best suit your cover style, the team is happy to advise.

The White Album range from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite, is a fine china tableware collection designed around clean, minimal presentation. These 190mm round trays sit within that collection as a versatile serving and presentation piece — suitable for amuse-bouches, petit fours, condiments, or as a considered element of a plated dessert course. The translucent body and bright white finish are characteristic of the range and lend themselves to contemporary plating styles where the food is meant to do the talking.

In a busy front-of-house environment, consistency of appearance matters. Fine china at this level holds its glaze and colour well through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles, which is a practical consideration when you're turning tables across a full service. The 190mm format is compact enough to work as a table accessory piece without overcrowding a cover, yet substantial enough to carry a small course or sharing element cleanly.

Supplied in a pack of 12, this quantity suits most operators looking to introduce or expand the range without committing to a large initial outlay. The White Album collection is designed to coordinate across formats, so these trays can be mixed with other pieces in the range to build a coherent table aesthetic without needing to match everything exactly.

For operators considering the range across multiple covers or running high-volume service, it's worth thinking through your breakage allowance and stock requirements before ordering. If you'd like guidance on building out a coordinated table setting or assessing quantities for your service style, we're happy to help you work through it.

The White Album range from Rene Ozorio for Steelite is a fine china tableware collection designed around clean, undecorated surfaces. These 240mm round trays are a versatile serving and presentation piece — large enough to carry composed starters or sharing elements, while remaining manageable for front-of-house staff at the pass.

Fine china at this quality level is a practical choice in formal and contemporary dining environments where the tableware is expected to contribute to the overall presentation. The translucent, luminous body of the White Album range gives it a refined appearance without relying on pattern or decoration, which means the food remains the focal point. The format works well for amuse-bouche, pre-dessert courses, or plated sharing elements where a clean surface helps rather than competes.

In operational terms, fine china holds up well in a professional setting when handled appropriately, though it does require care in busy clearing and washing cycles. Buying in a 12-pack provides a practical working quantity for a section, with enough cover to account for rotation through the dishwasher without holding up service. These trays also integrate well with other pieces in the White Album collection, which is useful for operators building a coordinated table setting.

These trays are well suited to restaurants, private dining rooms, boutique hotels, and any operation where tableware presentation is considered part of the guest experience. If your operation runs at higher volume or in conditions where more robust ware is a priority, it is worth discussing alternative formats with us.

If you are building out a table setting or are unsure how this piece works alongside other White Album items, we are happy to help you work through the range.

The White Album range from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite, is a fine china collection built around a clean, bright white finish with a slightly translucent quality. These 275mm round trays are a presentation piece rather than a serving vessel — flat in profile and wide enough to frame a composed dish without crowding it. They work well as a base for structured plating, amuse-bouches, or sharing plates where the focus is on the food itself.

Fine china at this level is chosen for its consistency of finish and its ability to hold colour under service lighting. The White Album pieces have a luminosity that suits contemporary plating styles, particularly where chefs are working with bold colours or intricate garnishes. The format holds up well in a brigade environment when handled correctly, though fine china by nature requires more care than porcelain during clearing and washing.

Practically, buying in a 12-pack makes sense for any venue running these as a core part of the tabletop. Attrition is a reality in busy service, and having stock depth means the look of the cover stays consistent over time without the need to mix in alternative pieces at short notice.

The White Album range is designed to coordinate across multiple shapes and formats, so these trays can sit alongside plates, bowls, and accessories from the same collection for a unified table presentation. They are best suited to fine dining, boutique hotels, and contemporary restaurants where tableware is a deliberate part of the guest experience rather than a utility item.

If you are building out a full tabletop specification or need to assess quantities against covers and anticipated breakage rates, we are happy to talk it through.

The Rene Ozorio White Album range is a fine china tableware collection produced by Steelite, one of the more widely recognised names in commercial hospitality ware. These 290mm round trays sit within that range and are designed to provide a clean, neutral surface for plated food presentation — the kind of piece that works quietly in the background and lets the food do the talking.

In a busy restaurant or hospitality setting, consistency across the pass matters. Fine china at this size is a practical choice for sharing plates, amuse-bouches, petit fours, or composed starters where the presentation surface is as considered as the dish itself. The White Album's translucent, luminous finish reads well under both warm and cool front-of-house lighting, which is a practical consideration that often gets overlooked at the buying stage.

This pack of twelve makes it a reasonable purchase for establishments looking to maintain consistent cover across a service without running short during a busy period or while pieces are in the wash. Fine china does require careful handling and appropriate racking in the dishwasher to avoid chipping, which is worth building into staff training if it isn't already.

The White Album range is designed to mix and match with other pieces in the collection, so operators building a coordinated table setting have flexibility without being locked into a rigid format. It suits contemporary dining concepts, tasting menus, and upscale casual environments where presentation standards are high.

If you're unsure whether this size works for your specific menu format, or you're putting together a broader table setting and want to talk through what else fits within the range, the team is happy to help.

The Maham Studio Spice Saffron stacking trays are part of the Maham Anjum collection produced by Steelite, combining a hand-thrown terracotta aesthetic with the practical demands of commercial tableware. Each tray is made from vitrified stoneware with an unglazed exterior and a reactive saffron glaze on the interior, giving each piece a degree of natural variation in finish — a deliberate characteristic of the design rather than a flaw.

In service, these trays work well for sharing plates, small bites, bar snacks, and appetiser presentations where the visual character of the tableware contributes to the overall dining experience. The stacking format makes storage practical between sittings, which matters in operations where back-of-house space is limited.

• Vitrified stoneware construction suitable for regular commercial use
• Stackable design aids compact storage during and between service
• Reactive glaze finish adds natural variation — each piece is slightly individual
• Well suited to informal dining, bar food, and sharing-plate formats
• Supplied as a pack of 12, practical for building consistent cover sets

It is worth noting that reactive and unglazed finishes can require more considered care than standard fully-glazed ware — check Steelite's guidance on dishwasher use and detergent compatibility to maintain the finish over time. As with most decorative stoneware, these are designed to complement a considered table setting rather than serve as a workhorse piece across all formats.

These trays are best suited to restaurants, hotels, gastro pubs, and bar operations looking to add texture and warmth to their tabletop presentation. If you are fitting out a larger operation and want to discuss quantities, mix of pieces, or how this collection works alongside other tableware, we are happy to help.

The Maham Studio Spice Saffron stacking trays are part of a vitrified stoneware collection designed by Maham Anjum and produced by Steelite. Each tray carries the aesthetic of hand-thrown terracotta — an unglazed exterior paired with a reactive coloured glaze on the interior — giving the finished piece a characterful, tactile quality that stands apart from standard commercial tableware.

Despite their artisan appearance, these trays are built to the standards expected of a commercial foodservice environment. Vitrified stoneware offers the durability and chip resistance necessary for everyday front-of-house use, and the stacking design supports practical storage and handling during service.

In practice, this format suits small bites, condiments, and sharing plates across a range of settings. The 127mm diameter works well for individual portions or as a complement to a wider table composition. The Saffron colourway adds warmth to a table setting without being overstated.

• Suitable for restaurant, hotel dining, and bar food service
• Stackable format aids storage and reduces handling time
• Reactive glaze interior gives each piece a subtly individual finish
• Vitrified stoneware construction supports commercial wash cycles

As with any reactive-glaze stoneware, variation between individual pieces is inherent to the production process — this is a characteristic of the range rather than a quality concern. Operators considering this collection for a large cover count should factor in stock depth to account for breakage over time.

If you'd like to discuss how this collection fits into a broader tableware scheme, or to talk through quantities for your site, the team is happy to help.

The Maham Studio Spice Saffron stacking trays are part of a vitrified stoneware collection designed by Maham Anjum. Each tray carries the aesthetic of hand-thrown terracotta — an unglazed exterior paired with a warm, reactive glaze on the interior — finished in the Saffron colourway. They are supplied as a pack of twelve.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for commercial foodservice. It handles the daily rigours of a busy pass, repeated dishwasher cycles, and the knocks of a working kitchen better than standard earthenware, while retaining the visual character that operators want on the table. The reactive glaze means no two pieces are identical, which suits the informal, artisan dining aesthetic many restaurants and bars are currently working towards.

These trays work well for small plates, sharing portions, bar snacks, and amuse-bouche. The 100mm diameter keeps them compact on the table without looking sparse, and the stacking profile helps with storage and transport through the wash. The Saffron colourway complements warm, earthy table settings and works across a range of cover styles from casual to mid-market dining.

There are no installation requirements to consider — these are straightforward tableware pieces. The main practical consideration is ensuring your dishwasher cycle and racking suit stoneware, and that front-of-house staff are briefed on stacking correctly to avoid chipping the glaze edges over time.

Well suited to restaurants, hotel dining, and bar food operations looking for a distinctive tableware piece that holds up commercially. If you are equipping a larger opening or need guidance on building a cohesive tableware range, the team are happy to help you think it through.

The Maham Studio Spice collection is a line of vitrified stoneware designed by Maham Anjum and produced by Steelite. These small stacking trays carry the look of hand-thrown terracotta — an unglazed exterior finish paired with a coloured reactive glaze inside — giving each piece a natural variation that reads as considered rather than uniform. The Saffron colourway adds a warm, earthy tone that works well on both casual and more considered table settings.

In practical terms, vitrified stoneware offers the kind of robustness expected in commercial foodservice: it handles regular warewasher cycles, stacking, and the wear of daily service without the surface degradation you would see from softer ceramics. The reactive glaze means no two pieces are identical, which suits operators who want a handcrafted aesthetic without the fragility of actual hand-thrown ware.

These trays are well suited to smaller portion presentations — bar snacks, amuse-bouche, sharing plates, or condiment service. Their compact size and stackable format make storage straightforward in busy back-of-house environments, and the consistent footprint simplifies mise en place and tray service.

As with all reactive-glaze stoneware, there will be natural colour variation between pieces within the pack. This is characteristic of the glaze process and not a quality defect. If a uniform, consistent appearance across your tablescape is a priority, it is worth reviewing the collection samples before committing to a full order volume.

If you are building a tableware range around the Maham Spice collection or need guidance on quantities for your cover count, we are happy to help you work through the options.

The Maham Spice Cardamon Stacking Trays are part of a vitrified stoneware collection designed by Maham Anjum and produced by Steelite. Each tray combines an unglazed exterior with the appearance of hand-thrown terracotta alongside a coloured reactive glaze on the interior, giving a considered, artisanal aesthetic without sacrificing the practicality required in a working foodservice environment.

Vitrified stoneware is a well-established material choice for commercial tableware — more durable than standard earthenware and resistant to the thermal stresses of busy service. The stacking format keeps storage compact, which is a practical advantage in back-of-house environments where shelving space is rarely abundant.

These trays are well suited to:

• Small bites, bar snacks, and sharing plates
• Restaurant and hotel dining where presentation matters
• Casual dining and informal service formats
• Operators looking to introduce a tactile, craft-led look to their table setting

As a relatively lightweight smallware, installation or utility considerations do not apply. The main practical points worth noting are that the reactive glaze finish will vary slightly piece to piece — this is inherent to the production method and part of the intended aesthetic, not a defect. Operators should confirm dishwasher suitability with their warewashing supplier if running high-temperature programmes, as glaze longevity can vary under intensive commercial washing cycles.

This collection suits independent restaurants, boutique hotels, and bar operations where tableware forms part of the overall dining experience. For high-volume canteen or contract catering environments, a more utilitarian option may be a better fit.

If you are putting together a broader tableware specification or want to see how the Maham Spice range sits alongside your existing pieces, we are happy to help you work through the options.

The Maham Spice Cardamon stacking trays are part of the Maham Studio collection designed by Maham Anjum and produced by Steelite. They are shallow round trays made from vitrified stoneware, finished with an unglazed exterior that replicates the appearance of hand-thrown terracotta, complemented by a coloured reactive glaze on the inner surface. The result is a tableware piece that carries a distinctive, artisan aesthetic while meeting the practical demands of commercial service.

Vitrified stoneware is a well-established choice for commercial tableware. It offers good chip resistance compared with standard earthenware and holds up reliably through repeated dishwasher cycles, which is a practical consideration in any busy front-of-house operation. The reactive glaze means each piece carries slight natural variation, which suits the handcrafted look the collection is aiming for.

These trays are well suited to small bites, bar snacks, sharing plates, and condiment presentation. The stacking profile helps with storage and reduces the amount of space needed behind the bar or in a service station. Supplied as a pack of twelve, they are practical for operators who need consistent cover quantities without ordering in large volumes.

• Artisan terracotta aesthetic suits contemporary restaurant and bar settings
• Stacking design supports efficient storage in service areas
• Vitrified stoneware provides reliable durability for daily commercial use
• Reactive glaze interior adds visual interest to small-plate presentation
• Pack of twelve suits standard cover planning without over-ordering

If you are putting together a wider tableware scheme or matching these to other pieces in the Maham Spice collection, the team is happy to help you work through quantities and presentation options before you order.

The Maham Studio Spice Cardamon trays are part of a vitrified stoneware collection designed by Maham Anjum and produced by Steelite. Each tray carries the visual character of hand-thrown terracotta — an unglazed outer surface paired with a reactive coloured glaze on the interior — while being built to the durability standards expected of commercial tableware. The stackable format keeps storage practical in busy back-of-house environments.

In service, these trays work well for small plates, sharing portions, bar snacks, amuse-bouches, and condiment or spice presentations. The reactive glaze finish means no two pieces are exactly alike, which suits operators looking to bring a handcrafted feel to the table without the fragility of genuinely hand-made ceramics. The stacking design reduces footprint in storage and speeds up cover turnaround.

• Vitrified stoneware construction for commercial durability
• Stackable profile for practical back-of-house storage
• Unglazed terracotta exterior with reactive interior glaze
• Suited to small plates, bar food, and condiment service
• Supplied as a 12-piece pack for consistent table presentation

As with all reactive-glaze stoneware, operators should note that colour variation between pieces is inherent to the production process rather than a quality defect. This is worth communicating to front-of-house staff before service. Standard commercial dishwasher compatibility applies, though as with any decorative tableware, checking manufacturer guidance on wash temperatures and detergents is advisable to maintain the glaze finish over time.

These trays are well suited to independent restaurants, boutique hotels, wine bars, and tapas-style concepts where tabletop presentation is part of the dining experience. If you are equipping a high-turnover venue where volume replacement is a regular consideration, it is worth discussing pack quantities and breakage rates with us before ordering.

If you are unsure whether these fit your service style or existing tableware scheme, we are happy to talk it through.