Royal Bone

Royal Bone at Hospitality Connect covers 47 lines of commercial crockery and tabletop smallware, including round plates, bowls and coffee cups. Coupe and rimmed plate shapes are listed, with Ascot used as the shape name across much of the range.

A rimmed plate has a raised outer band that frames the food and gives staff a clean edge to carry. A coupe plate has no rim, so the food surface runs almost to the edge, which suits contemporary plating and larger portions.

Using one range across a venue keeps every table looking consistent, makes replacement straightforward as pieces break, and lets plates and bowls stack together in service areas. It also avoids mismatched shapes appearing on the same table during a busy service.

Ascot is the shape name that appears across much of the Royal Bone crockery listed at Hospitality Connect, covering plates, bowls and cups. Buying within one named shape keeps a table setting consistent and makes ongoing replacement easier.

Forty-seven Royal Bone lines are listed at Hospitality Connect, covering crockery, tabletop smallware and coffee cups. The range is supplied Australia-wide with trade pricing for restaurants, hotels, cafes and function venues.