Spoon 210-08 / 08N / 09

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The Imperial White Spoon collection provides culinary professionals with precision tools for both elegant service and modern plating, offered in three versatile sizes (210-08, 210-08N, 210-09). Designed to perform across traditional applications such as tea and coffee service, desserts, soups, and condiments, these spoons also excel in contemporary uses including precision sauce work, amuse-bouche presentations, tasting spoons, garnish placement, and refined plating techniques. Crafted from premium Imperial White china with a smooth, non-porous surface and commercial-grade durability, the collection allows chefs to match the right tool to each task while maintaining a cohesive, refined tabletop presentation across fine dining, tasting menus, and professional service environments.

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Description

“An intimately scaled vessel engineered to elevate the finer details of table service.”

  • Material: Proprietary High-Alumina Porcelain
  • Finish: Classic White Glaze
  • Durability: Fully Vitrified, Thermal Shock Resistant
  • Logistics: Dual Hubs (NJ & Toronto) / Zero Border Friction

Product Overview

A testament to the fact that true luxury lies in the details. This compact, highly functional piece is designed to execute its specific task flawlessly without overcrowding the guest’s dining space.

Creative Applications

Engineered to elevate the subtle touches of service—whether presenting a quenelle of premium cultured butter, infused artisanal oils, or providing a sophisticated vessel for signature house condiments and tasting flights.

Purchasing Matrix

Item # Size / Spec Applications
210-08 5 in (with hole) Bread & Butter / Tapas / Amuse-Bouche
210-08 5 in (without hole) 360 Per Case Bread & Butter / Tapas / Amuse-Bouche
210-08 5-1/2 in (with hole) Bread & Butter / Tapas / Amuse-Bouche

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