Steelite Monaco White Regency Plate 305mm (Pack of 12)

The Steelite Monaco White Regency plate is a 305mm (12") flat plate from Steelite's Monaco White range, produced in alumina vitrified ceramic. This construction gives the plate a noticeably lighter, brighter white body with a degree of translucency more commonly associated with fine bone china — whilst retaining the robustness that commercial tableware demands across multiple seatings per day.

In a busy restaurant or hotel dining environment, flatware takes a significant amount of daily punishment — stacking, racking through commercial dishwashers, and the inevitable knocks of a working pass. The Monaco White range is engineered to hold up under that kind of sustained use. The alumina vitrified body is considerably harder and denser than standard vitrified ceramic, which directly reduces the rate of chipping, crazing, and discolouration over time. Steelite back this with a lifetime edge chip warranty, which is a meaningful commitment for an operator managing ongoing replacement costs across a large cover count.

From a practical standpoint, this plate suits operations where the visual standard of tableware matters as much as its durability:

• Bright, consistent white finish that holds its appearance through repeated machine washing
• Lightweight body relative to size, reducing fatigue for floor staff during busy service
• 12" diameter provides a generous presentation area for plated fine dining dishes
• Alumina vitrified construction resists thermal shock from rapid temperature changes
• Supplied in packs of 12, suited to ordering by cover count or as attrition replacement stock

No special handling or storage is required beyond standard tableware practice. The plates stack neatly, and the 305mm size fits most standard commercial plate racks and dishwasher baskets — though it is worth confirming rack sizing if your operation runs a specific conveyor or rack-type machine with narrower baskets.

This plate is well suited to fine dining restaurants, hotel restaurants, private dining rooms, and any operation where a premium white flatware presentation is expected at table. For higher-volume or more casual operations where chip resistance under rougher handling is the primary concern over aesthetics, a heavier-grade alternative from the broader Steelite range may be worth considering.

If you're standardising tableware across a new opening or replacing an existing range, we're happy to talk through quantities, mix of sizes, and suitability for your service style.