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The Art of Presentation Welcome ISSUE 4 THE ART OF PRESENTATION WELCOME Chinacraft brings together the very best in stylish, elegant and practical crockery, cutlery and glassware. We offer a full range of exclusive and own brands to the discerning consumer. The combination of luxury and practicality is at the heart of Chinacraft. Our collections, from cutlery to glassware, crockery to tabletop, have been designed to offer solutions to establishments that demand durable pieces but refuse to compromise on elegance, finesse and quality. All ranges have been split into three groups to enable you to make the correct choice for your establishment. Exclusive and Premier, Chic and Formal, and Pure and Simple are the cornerstones of the Chinacraft collection. Our Exclusive and Premier range is the pinnacle of sophistication, innovative design and exceptional quality. Specifically designed for fine dining, high end restaurants and 5 star hotels, this distinctive collection offers an inspiring way in which to serve your guests. Chic and Formal is ideal for restaurants that require items of elegance and quality that will stand up to the rigours of everyday service. The Pure and Simple range encompasses simple yet beautiful pieces that are perfect for small establishments such as cafes and bistros. Chinacraft is the ultimate in quality, innovation and style to engage your culinary creativity. Chinacraft – the Art of Presentation. 2 CONTENTS CROCKERY GLASSWARE TABLE SERVICE CHEF & SOMMELIER 05 - 06 CHEF & SOMMELIER 80 - 85 SERVING ACCESSORIES 141 - 150 ARCOROC ZENIX 07 SCHOTT ZWIESEL 86 - 90 CONDIMENTS 151 - 152 ROYAL BONE CHINA 08 - 13 ARCOROC 91 - 103 TABLE ACCESSORIES 153 - 157 ROYAL PORCELAIN MAXADURA 14 - 19 ARTIS 104 ROYAL PORCELAIN CLASSIC 20 - 27 OLYMPIA CRYSTAL 105 - 107 LUMINA 28 - 31 OLYMPIA STEMWARE/TUMBLERS 108 OLYMPIA WHITEWARE 32 - 43 OLYMPIA COCKTAIL 109 OLYMPIA RUSTIC 44 - 45 OLYMPIA BAR GLASSES/JUGS 110 OLYMPIA COOKWARE 46 - 48 DESSERT/COFFEE GLASSES 111 OLYMPIA IVORY 49 - 51 POLYCARBONATE GLASSWARE 112 - 113 OLYMPIA CAFÉ 52 - 53 OLYMPIA LINEAR 54 - 55 OLYMPIA ROSA 56 - 57 BARWARE REVOL 58 - 60 DUDSON 61 BARWARE 115 - 116 CHURCHILL 62 MENUS & BOARDS STEELITE 63 OLYMPIA GLASSWARE 64 MENU & WINE CARDS 159 - 160 OLYMPIA ENAMEL DINING WARE 65 TABLE BOARDS 161 - 162 WALL/PAVEMENT BOARDS 163 MENU DISPLAY CASES 164 BUFFET DISPLAY CUTLERY APS FRAMES 118 - 120 APS FLOAT/COUNTER SYSTEM 121 CHEF & SOMMELIER 66 - 68 APS PURE 122 - 123 BEVERAGE ABERT 69 APS BASKET/APART/ZERO 124 APS WAVE/GLOBAL/MARONE 125 OLYMPIA 70 - 75 TEA & COFFEE POTS 166 - 168 APS BALANCE/VARIOUS 126 CUTLERY ANCILLARIES 76 - 78 CAFETIERES 169 DISPLAY TRAYS 127 INSULATED JUGS 170 - 171 SLATES 128 AIRPOTS 172 - 173 MELAMINE BUFFETWARE 129 BEVERAGE DISPENSERS 174 DISPLAY BASKETS 130 - 131 CEREAL DISPENSERS 132 COUNTER SERVICE 133 - 134 SERVING TRAYS CAKE STANDS 135 - 137 CHAFERS 138 - 139 SERVING TRAYS 176 - 177 CROCKERY 04 - 65 Our crockery collection encompasses a wide range of stunning pieces which would be a credit to any establishment looking for beautiful and innovative design mixed with durability and versatility. The extensive ranges allow for consumer choice. Whatever you need, you are sure to find it somewhere within our Exclusive and Premier, Chic and Formal, and Pure and Simple pages. Within Exclusive and Premier lie brands such as Chef & Sommelier, Revol and Royal Porcelain Bone China. These high quality ranges offer all kinds of sophistication, finesse and elegance which belie the durability of the pieces. Chic and Formal offers Royal Porcelain and Lumina Fine China; brands which have large ranges of beautiful and versatile crockery. In the Pure and Simple range you will find the extraordinarily adaptable Olympia collection which is simultaneously strong and attractive. 4 Chef & Sommelier crockery represents the ultimate in high quality dinnerware. The excellence and elegance of all the ranges is of utmost importance for the creative collections Chef & Sommelier present to the market. All our Chef & Sommelier pieces are made from Maxima chinaware which offers a high heat resistance and five years warranty against chips. CROCKERY From Embassy to Cloud, and from Ginseng to Purity, our extensive collection covers contemporary, traditional and innovative dinnerware. All tastes are catered for, with quality and elegance assured. 5 SATINIQUE CROCKERY SATINIQUE SQUARE DINNER PLATE SATINIQUE FLAT PLATE SATINIQUE SOUP PLATE DP703 6” 150mm (Box 24) DP696 6.75” 170mm (Box 24) DP695 9.5” 240mm (Box 24) DP702 8.25” 215mm (Box 24) DP697 8.25” 210mm (Box 24) DP701 10” 255mm (Box 24) DP698 10” 250mm (Box 24) DP700 12” 310mm (Box 12) GINSENG SATINIQUE/GINSENG/MOON/SAVOR/DIVINITY/CLOUD/PURITY GINSENG FLAT PLATE GINSENG SQUARE PLATE DP650 6.7” 170mm (Box 24) DP661 6” 150mm (Box 24) DP651 8.3” 210mm (Box 24) DP662 8.5” 215mm (Box 24) DP657 10” 255mm (Box 24) DP663 10” 255mm (Box 24) DP653 12” 310mm (Box 12) DIVINITY/PURITY CHEF & SOMMELIER CROCKERY MOON LARGE FLAT PLATE SAVOR LARGE DISH COVER DP667 12.25” 310mm (Box 12) DP721 6.75” 172mm (Box 24) PURITY ULTRA FLAT SQUARE PLATE DP687 8” 205mm (Box 24) DP688 9.75” 250mm (Box 12) SAVOR LARGE DEEP DISH DP689 11” 280mm (Box 12) DP720 12” 310mm (Box 12) CLOUD LARGE DISH DIVINITY STICKY BOWL DP607 11.25x11.5” 310x290mm DP611 3x2.5” 75x67mm (Box 24) (Box 12) PURITY LID FOR ANGULAIRE AND PURITY ULTRA FLAT OBLONG PLATE PURITY BOWL ROUND GLASS PURITY BOWL ANGULAIRE ROUND BOWLS DP686 11x5” 275x130mm (Box 24) DP682 5.25oz 160ml (Box 24) DP681 3.25oz 100ml (Box 24) DP675 “3.5” 90mm” (Box 24) 666 CROCKERY Zenix from Arcoroc is a truly innovative range which effortlessly combines durability with exquisite beauty. The pieces are three times more shock and chip CROCKERY resistant than traditional porcelain, resulting in a collection which will withstand ARCOROC all a busy kitchen throws at it while retaining its inherent elegant design. The Intensity, Daring and Tendency ranges from Zenix offer high shock and scratch resistance, a silky smooth touch and a charm perfect for high end ZENIX restaurants and hotels. ZENIX DARING STACKING CUP ZENIX DARING STACKING CUP ZENIX DARING MUG ZENIX DARING BOWL GC755 3oz 85ml (Box 24) GC756 4.25oz 120ml (Box 24) GC760 10oz 285ml (Box 24) GC761 6.25” 160mm (Box 24) GC759 Saucer- 4.5” 115mm GC757 7.25oz 185ml (Box 24) GC762 4.5” 115mm (Box 24) (Box 24) GC758 Double Well Saucer- 6” 150mm (Box 24) ZENIX INTENSITY WIDE RIM PLATE ZENIX INTENSITY PASTA PLATE ZENIX INTENSITY DEEP PLATE ZENIX INTENSITY WIDE RIM OVAL GC753 6.25” 160mm (Box 24) GC747 11” 280mm (Box 12) GC751 8.5” 215mm (Box 24) PLATTER GC752 8” 205mm (Box 24) GC754 13.75” 350mm (Box 12) GC750 10” 255mm (Box 24) GC749 10.75” 275mm (Box 24) GC748 12” 305mm (Box 12) ZENIX TENDENCY PLATE ZENIX TENDENCY OVAL PLATE ZENIX TENDENCY DEEP PLATE ZENIX TENDENCY BOWL GC744 6.5” 165mm (Box 24) GC741 12.25x10.5” GC743 9” 230mm (Box 24) GC745 6.5” 165mm (Box 24) GC746 8.5” 215mm (Box 24) 310x265mm (Box 12) GC740 10.5” 265mm (Box 24) GC742 12.25” 310mm (Box 12) 7 For a superior dining experience, the Ascot Bone China range delivers a translucent brilliance to the table and will not absorb water. Traditionally styled, these exquisite pieces include highly polished feet to help prevent scratching when stacked. The Bone China collection is comprised of an extensive assortment of tableware which will bring finesse and ASCOT sophistication to all fine dining establishments. 8 CROCKERY CROCKERY ROYAL BONE ROYAL BONE ASCOT STACKING AFTER-DINNER COFFEE CUP BONE ASCOT STACKING COFFEE CUP BONE ASCOT MOCHA CUP ASCOT CG306 3.5oz 100ml (Box 12) CG309 7oz 200ml (Box 6) CG310 3.5oz 100ml (Box 12) CG307 Saucer- 4.5” 115mm (Box 12) CG315 Saucer- 5.5” 140mm (Box 12) CG312 Saucer- 4” 100mm (Box 12) BONE ASCOT COFFEE CUP BONE ASCOT COFFEE CUP BONE ASCOT TEA CUP GG142 7oz 200ml (Box 6) CG308 7oz 200ml (Box 6) CG311 8.75oz 250ml (Box 6) CG315 Saucer- 5.5” 140mm (Box 12) CG313 Saucer- 5” 130mm (Box 12) CG314 Saucer- 5.5” 140mm (Box 12) BONE VERONA MUG BONE ASCOT SUGAR BOWL WITH LID BONE ASCOT CREAM JUG GG148 10.5oz 300ml (Box 6) CG322 7.75oz 220ml (Box 12) CG319 4.5oz 120ml (Box 6) GG149 13.75oz 390ml (Box 6) CG320 7oz 200ml (Box 12) CG321 10oz 280ml (Box 1) BONE ASCOT COFFEE POT BONE ASCOT COFFEE POT BONE ASCOT TEA POT GG144 12.25oz 350ml CG316 21oz 600ml (Box 1) CG317 17.5oz 500ml (Box 1) CG318 35oz 1ltr (Box 1) 9 CROCKERY ASCOT/VERONA ROYAL BONE ROYAL CROCKERY BONE ASCOT PLATE BONE VERONA TRIANGULAR PLATE CG300 6.25” 160mm (Box 12) DC789 8.5” 215mm (Box 6) CG301 8.25” 210mm (Box 12) DC790 10” 255mm (Box 6) CG302 9.5” 240mm (Box 6) DC791 10.75” 275mm (Box 6) CG303 10.5” 270mm (Box 6) CG304 11.75” 300mm (Box 6) BONE VERONA PLATE SQUARE BONE ASCOT DEEP PLATE DC786 7.75” 200mm (Box 12) CG305 9” 230mm (Box 6) DC787 9.5” 240mm (Box 6) DC788 10.5” 270mm (Box 6) BONE ASCOT PASTA PLATE BONE ASCOT PASTA PLATE CG324 11” 280mm (Box 6) CG325 12” 305mm (Box 6) 101010 CROCKERY CROCKERY ROYAL BONE ROYAL ASCOT/VERONA BONE ASCOT OATMEAL BOWL CG323 6.5” 164mm (Box 6) BONE VERONA TRIANGULAR SOUP PLATE DC795 8.75” 225mm (Box 6) BONE VERONA SQUARE SOUP PLATE DM295 7.5” 190mm (Box 6) BONE ASCOT STACKING BOWL GG145 120(Ø)mm/ 4 ¾” (Box 12) GG146 145(Ø)mm/ 5 ¾” (Box 6) BONE VERONA SQUARE BOWL DC759 7.5” 190mm (Box 6) DC760 8.25” 210mm (Box 1) DC761 9.5” 240mm (Box 1) BONE ASCOT PEPPER SHAKER DC040 2.75” 70mm (Box 2) BONE ASCOT SALT SHAKER DC041 2.75” 70mm (Box 2) 11 The award winning Deva collections are the perfect example of modifying a tried and tested classic, and remoulding it into something rejuvenated and refined.
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