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Robert Gordon Potters Collection Pier Bowls 289mm (Pack of 6)

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£116.00(£139.20 inc VAT)

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The Robert Gordon Potters Collection Pier Bowl is a 289mm porcelain serving bowl produced under the Steelite Portfolio range. Developed by Australian designers, the range is built around an earthy reactive glaze finish with embossed swirl detailing — a combination that means each individual piece carries subtle variations in tone and texture. No two bowls are identical, which is an intentional characteristic of the collection rather than a quality inconsistency.

In a busy restaurant or hospitality setting, these bowls sit well within food-forward, rustic, or contemporary plating styles. The 289mm diameter provides a generous surface area suited to sharing plates, pasta, risotto, salad, or composed dishes where presentation space matters. The reactive glaze has a grounded, neutral warmth that tends to complement natural, seasonal ingredients without competing with them visually.

From an operational standpoint, the porcelain construction makes these suitable for commercial dishwashing cycles, which is an important consideration for any site running multiple covers per service. The glaze holds well under regular washing, and the earthy palette is practical in masking minor surface wear that accumulates over time in active kitchens.

  • Porcelain construction suitable for commercial dishwasher use
  • Reactive glaze finish gives each piece a naturally individual appearance
  • Neutral, earthy tones complement a wide range of food styles
  • Sold in packs of six, suited to building or extending an existing set
  • Consistent with the broader Robert Gordon Potters Collection for table cohesion

These bowls are a practical choice for restaurants, hotels, and catering operations looking to introduce artisan-feel tableware without moving away from commercially robust materials. If you are building a full table setting across multiple collections or need guidance on quantities for a specific cover count, the team is happy to help you work through it.

Robert Gordon Potters Collection Pier Bowls 289mm (Pack of 6)

£116.00(£139.20 inc VAT)

£116.00(£139.20 inc VAT)

The Robert Gordon Potters Collection Pier Bowl is a 289mm porcelain serving bowl produced under the Steelite Portfolio range. Developed by Australian designers, the range is built around an earthy reactive glaze finish with embossed swirl detailing — a combination that means each individual piece carries subtle variations in tone and texture. No two bowls are identical, which is an intentional characteristic of the collection rather than a quality inconsistency.

In a busy restaurant or hospitality setting, these bowls sit well within food-forward, rustic, or contemporary plating styles. The 289mm diameter provides a generous surface area suited to sharing plates, pasta, risotto, salad, or composed dishes where presentation space matters. The reactive glaze has a grounded, neutral warmth that tends to complement natural, seasonal ingredients without competing with them visually.

From an operational standpoint, the porcelain construction makes these suitable for commercial dishwashing cycles, which is an important consideration for any site running multiple covers per service. The glaze holds well under regular washing, and the earthy palette is practical in masking minor surface wear that accumulates over time in active kitchens.

  • Porcelain construction suitable for commercial dishwasher use
  • Reactive glaze finish gives each piece a naturally individual appearance
  • Neutral, earthy tones complement a wide range of food styles
  • Sold in packs of six, suited to building or extending an existing set
  • Consistent with the broader Robert Gordon Potters Collection for table cohesion

These bowls are a practical choice for restaurants, hotels, and catering operations looking to introduce artisan-feel tableware without moving away from commercially robust materials. If you are building a full table setting across multiple collections or need guidance on quantities for a specific cover count, the team is happy to help you work through it.