Steelite Ink Legacy Teal Coupe Bowls 215mm 340ml (Pack of 12)

The Steelite Ink Legacy Teal coupe bowl is part of Steelite's Ink decorative range, designed to bring considered visual character to restaurant and casual dining table settings. The Legacy pattern draws on antique decorative influences, rendered in a muted teal colourway that works well alongside both plain white and other patterned pieces within the Steelite Performance portfolio. The coupe profile — shallow and wide with a minimal rim — suits contemporary plating styles across a range of starters, desserts, and small sharing dishes.

Steelite's commercial vitrified china construction is well suited to the demands of busy foodservice operations. The pieces are built to withstand repeated dishwasher cycles in a professional kitchen environment and carry the glaze durability that operators expect from the Steelite Performance range. The teal decorative finish is applied under a protective glaze layer, which helps maintain the pattern's appearance over time in regular use.

• Decorative Legacy Teal pattern suited to casual and contemporary dining settings
• Coupe profile supports modern plating across starters, desserts, and sharing dishes
• Vitrified china construction built for repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
• Coordinates with other pieces in the Steelite Ink and Performance collections
• Supplied in a pack of 12, practical for initial covers or topping up existing stock

These bowls require no special storage or handling beyond standard crockery practice. As with all decorated ware, avoid abrasive cleaning agents that could affect the glaze surface over time. The pack of 12 suits operators looking to introduce the pattern across a modest number of covers or to supplement an existing Steelite Ink service.

The Legacy Teal coupe bowl is well suited to independent restaurants, boutique hotels, and casual dining operators who want to introduce a decorative element to their tableware without moving away from commercially proven china. If you're building a full table setting or mixing patterns across a larger operation, the team is happy to talk through what works well together.