Robert Gordon Forager Stackable Bowl 152mm 384ml (Box 24)
Product Description
The Robert Gordon Forager bowl is a vitrified stoneware piece finished with a reactive glaze that flows differently across each individual item, meaning no two bowls are identical. The base...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 384ml | 13½oz
- Colour
- Beige
- Diameter
- 152
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Product Description
The Robert Gordon Forager bowl is a vitrified stoneware piece finished with a reactive glaze that flows differently across each individual item, meaning no two bowls are identical. The base is left unglazed, exposing the raw stoneware body and reinforcing the handmade, organic character the Forager collection is known for. Supplied in boxes of 24, it is a practical choice for operators looking to build or refresh a consistent table setting with natural aesthetic appeal.
In service, vitrified stoneware offers a reasonable balance of durability and presentation. It withstands the routine demands of a busy front-of-house operation — dishwasher cycling, stacking, and handling — better than earthenware alternatives, while retaining the tactile, artisan quality that works well in informal dining, café, and small plates environments. The stackable form helps with storage efficiency behind the pass or in a crockery store.
- Reactive glaze creates a naturally varied finish across the range
- Unglazed base exposes raw stoneware for an artisan appearance
- Vitrified stoneware construction suitable for commercial dishwasher use
- Stackable profile supports efficient back-of-house storage
- Sold in boxes of 24, suited to building or supplementing covers
As with all reactive-glaze stoneware, operators should be aware that colour and finish variation is inherent to the product rather than a defect. This is worth communicating to front-of-house staff to avoid unnecessary returns or queries. The collection suits operations where that organic inconsistency is part of the concept, rather than venues requiring a uniform, matched appearance across every piece.
The Forager bowl is well suited to casual dining restaurants, modern cafés, small plates concepts, and hospitality venues where an artisan table aesthetic supports the food offer. If you are specifying for a larger operation or need guidance on quantities per cover, the team are happy to help you work through what you need.
Key Features
- Reactive glaze finish produces a unique appearance on every piece
- Unglazed stoneware base highlights raw material texture and character
- Vitrified stoneware body rated for commercial dishwasher use
- Stackable form supports efficient storage in busy crockery stores
- Supplied in a box of 24 for straightforward cover-count purchasing
Operational Benefits
- Natural glaze variation adds visual interest to small plates presentation
- Durable vitrified body withstands regular commercial wash cycles reliably
- Stackable design reduces storage space needed behind the pass
- Box quantity of 24 simplifies ordering to match cover requirements
- Artisan aesthetic supports informal dining and café brand positioning
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 384ml | 13½oz
- Colour
- Beige
- Diameter
- 152
- Dimensions
- 152(Ø)mm | 6(Ø)"
- Finish
- Unglazed
- Material
- Vitrified Stoneware
- Oven proof
- No
- Stackable
- Stackable
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Not exactly — reactive glaze by nature produces variation between individual pieces, so colour tone and finish will differ from bowl to bowl. This is inherent to the Forager collection and is part of its appeal rather than a quality issue. It is worth briefing front-of-house staff accordingly.
- Yes, vitrified stoneware is generally well suited to commercial dishwasher use and handles the temperature and cycle frequency typical in a busy service environment. As with all reactive-glaze pieces, avoiding harsh descaling chemicals will help preserve the finish over time.
- This depends on your cover count, table turn frequency, and how quickly washed crockery returns to service. As a general guide, most operators plan for two to three times their seated cover count to allow for items in use, in the wash, and in reserve. If you'd like help working out the right quantity for your operation, our team can advise.