Why this plate earns its place
At 152mm, this is the supporting plate — the one that frames bread service, holds a palate-cleanser between courses, or serves a composed petit side. The coupe shape and hand-glazed grey finish from Rene Ozorio's Wabi Sabi range bring considered aesthetic even at a smaller scale. Glaze variation is design feature, not defect, so each plate has personality without looking haphazard.
The size is precise for its purpose. Large enough to present properly — not a saucer, but a proper bread plate — small enough to maintain visual harmony when layered below a larger main plate. The rim detail sits subtle at this diameter, framing food without visual noise. Whether you're serving bread, butter, a composed palate refresh or a petit side, the plate supports the service without claiming attention.
The 12-pack unit is generous for kitchens working in multi-course format or high-volume service. You get rotation capacity through a full service, and the coupe shape means they stack efficiently without wasted shelf space. Steelite's porcelain is commercial-grade; the hand-glazed finish is stable through regular dishwashing and doesn't show colour loss or surface crazing under normal service life.
