These geometric trays are part of the White Album collection from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a luminous, translucent finish, they are designed as a presentation piece — a clean, structured surface that draws attention to the food rather than the vessel. The rectangular format and low profile make them well suited to amuse-bouche, pre-desserts, petit fours, and small sharing portions where visual presentation matters.
In service, fine china of this type holds up well to the handling demands of a busy pass, provided staff are familiar with treating smaller presentation pieces with appropriate care. The geometric form stacks consistently, which helps with storage and mise en place during a multi-course service. Supplied in a pack of twelve, the quantity suits a medium-sized operation running a set menu or tasting format.
The White Album range is designed to be mixed and matched across its various pieces, so these trays can sit alongside other items in the collection to create a cohesive table setting without appearing matchy. The neutral white finish works across a range of plating styles and does not compete with garnishes or sauces.
These trays are tableware rather than cookware — they are not intended for oven or heated gantry use. As with all fine china, they should be handled and stored with care to avoid chipping, and checked regularly for damage before service. They are best suited to contemporary dining operations, tasting menus, and restaurants where presentation standards are a priority.
If you are building out a full table setting or have questions about which pieces from the White Album range work well together in a particular service format, the team is happy to help you work through the options.
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