Crestware
Crestware RE46 10-1/4 in Ceramic Plate Bone White Pack of 12
A set of twelve ceramic dinner plates in classic bone white, each measuring ten and a quarter inches
- TypeTabletop Supplies
- ColorBone White
- Color MappingBone White
- 10-1/4 inch diameter provides generous serving space
- Bone white ceramic suits any table setting
- Classic pattern adds timeless appeal to meals
- Pack of 12 covers large gatherings efficiently
- Ceramic construction resists daily wear and tear
Crestware RE46 10-1/4 in Ceramic Plate
The Crestware RE46 is a 10-1/4 inch ceramic plate finished in Bone White. It is designed for restaurants, catering services and home kitchens that need a uniform set of classic tableware for everyday service.
Pack of 12 simplifies bulk ordering
A single pack delivers twelve identical plates, removing the need to coordinate multiple smaller orders. The quantity supports high-volume table settings and makes replacement straightforward when breakage occurs.
Ceramic material limits thermal shock resistance
Standard ceramic can crack if moved rapidly between extreme temperatures such as a hot oven and a cold surface. Avoid direct flame or sudden temperature changes to maintain the integrity of each plate.
Highlights
- 10-1/4 inch diameter provides generous serving space
- Bone white ceramic suits any table setting
- Classic pattern adds timeless appeal to meals
- Pack of 12 covers large gatherings efficiently
- Ceramic construction resists daily wear and tear
Specifications
| Brand | CRESTWARE |
|---|---|
| Type | Tabletop Supplies |
| Color | Bone White |
| Color Mapping | Bone White |
Questions about this item
Will the ceramic plates chip easily and need replacing?
The ceramic material resists everyday wear, though impacts on hard surfaces can cause chips that would require replacement of the affected plate.
What limits how many plates I can stack for storage?
Each plate measures 10-1/4 inches in diameter and 1 inch in height, so cabinet shelf spacing determines the maximum stack height.
Do the plates get too hot to handle when kept under a heat lamp all day?
Ceramic absorbs and retains heat, so plates held under a heat lamp will become hot and should be handled with a cloth or tongs.
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