Dinner plates, platters and side plates — porcelain, bone china and stoneware
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Vitreous china is dense and non-porous with a stain-resistant glaze, a solid pick for busy restaurant dinner plates.
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Yes—10-inch is a standard dinner plate size we produce in porcelain and stoneware, available for sampling and volume orders.
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Custom logo plates carry a higher MOQ than stock designs, so test the market with a small run first, then scale into private label once demand is proven.
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Dinner plates come in 6 to 12 inch diameters. Restaurants most often choose 10.5 or 11 inch plates for mains, with 8 and 9 inch for starters.
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Samples take about 7-10 days; stock ships in 7-15 days; custom orders take 20-35 days after sample approval. Transit time depends on your destination.
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Porcelain is durable and bright white, stoneware resists chipping with a rustic look, and bone china is light and translucent for fine dining.
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Stoneware resists chipping and thermal shock well, making it a practical choice for heavy daily service.
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Stackable porcelain and stoneware dinnerware nests securely to free up shelf and cabinet room in busy hotel kitchens.
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