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APS Mumbai Small Serving Pot – Hammered Copper-Look Stainless Steel

SKU: HS938

£12.34(£14.81 inc VAT)
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The APS Mumbai Small Serving Pot is a compact stainless steel pot finished with a copper-look exterior and a decorative hammered surface. It is designed for table service and buffet presentation, holding individual or small shared portions of sides, sauces, dips, or tapas-style dishes. Two handles allow front-of-house staff to carry it comfortably to and from the table or pass-through.

In service, the pot works well where presentation consistency matters — tapas menus, sharing boards, or buffet stations where individual portions are plated to order or set out in advance. The hammered finish gives each piece a degree of visual character that tends to suit informal dining, street food-style menus, and contemporary bistro settings. Being stainless steel throughout, it cleans quickly and holds up reliably under regular service use.

Practical advantages for operators include:

  • Copper-look hammered finish adds table presence without requiring specialist servingware
  • Twin handles allow easy handling during service and clearing
  • Stainless steel construction is durable and straightforward to clean
  • Compact footprint works well on small covers and sharing boards
  • Consistent presentation across a set keeps buffet and tapas displays looking ordered

There are no installation requirements — the pot is a standalone piece of servingware. It is not designed for direct heat use, so food should be portioned into the pot from the kitchen rather than heated within it. If you are equipping a larger buffet operation or need a higher-capacity version of this format, other sizes within the Mumbai range may be worth considering.

If you are putting together a full tapas or sharing menu and want to discuss which sizes and quantities would suit your cover count and service style, the team is happy to talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Mumbai serving pot suitable for use on a buffet station as well as table service?

Yes — the pot works well in both settings. On a buffet it holds small portions of dips, sides, or sauces consistently, and the hammered finish presents well under ambient lighting. For table service, the twin handles make it easy for staff to carry and place without additional serving equipment.

Can the pot be placed directly on a heat source or used in an oven to keep food warm?

No — this pot is not designed for direct heat use and should not be placed on a hob, under a salamander, or in an oven. Food should be portioned into the pot from the kitchen and served promptly. If you need servingware that retains heat over a longer service period, a different product type would be more appropriate.

How many pots would a typical tapas or sharing menu operation need?

That depends on your cover count, menu format, and how quickly you turn tables. A rough starting point is two to three pots per cover to allow for service rotation while others are being cleared and washed. If you are setting up a full tapas operation, it is worth working through the numbers with us before ordering to avoid running short during peak service.
APS Mumbai Small Serving Pot – Hammered Copper-Look Stainless Steel

£12.34(£14.81 inc VAT)

£12.34(£14.81 inc VAT)

The APS Mumbai Small Serving Pot is a compact stainless steel pot finished with a copper-look exterior and a decorative hammered surface. It is designed for table service and buffet presentation, holding individual or small shared portions of sides, sauces, dips, or tapas-style dishes. Two handles allow front-of-house staff to carry it comfortably to and from the table or pass-through.

In service, the pot works well where presentation consistency matters — tapas menus, sharing boards, or buffet stations where individual portions are plated to order or set out in advance. The hammered finish gives each piece a degree of visual character that tends to suit informal dining, street food-style menus, and contemporary bistro settings. Being stainless steel throughout, it cleans quickly and holds up reliably under regular service use.

Practical advantages for operators include:

  • Copper-look hammered finish adds table presence without requiring specialist servingware
  • Twin handles allow easy handling during service and clearing
  • Stainless steel construction is durable and straightforward to clean
  • Compact footprint works well on small covers and sharing boards
  • Consistent presentation across a set keeps buffet and tapas displays looking ordered

There are no installation requirements — the pot is a standalone piece of servingware. It is not designed for direct heat use, so food should be portioned into the pot from the kitchen rather than heated within it. If you are equipping a larger buffet operation or need a higher-capacity version of this format, other sizes within the Mumbai range may be worth considering.

If you are putting together a full tapas or sharing menu and want to discuss which sizes and quantities would suit your cover count and service style, the team is happy to talk it through.