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Syracuse China 903032615 Platter, China

Syracuse China 903032615 Platter, China

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Platter, 9-5/8" x 7-5/8", oval, fully vitrified, glazed foot, Cantina carved pattern & shape, porcelain, blueberry

  • Platter
  • 9-5/8" x 7-5/8"
  • oval
  • fully vitrified

Enrich tabletop aesthetics with Syracuse China's 903032615 Platter. This oval-shaped, fully vitrified porcelain platter is designed to elevate the presentation of your culinary creations. The Cantina carved pattern and shape add a touch of elegance, while the glazed foot ensures stability on any surface. The blueberry color adds a pop of vibrancy to your table setting, making it perfect for showcasing appetizers, entrees, or desserts. With a selling unit of 1 dozen, this platter is ideal for commercial restaurant use. Its durable construction and timeless design make it suitable for everyday use in busy food establishments. Whether you're serving a delectable seafood dish or a mouthwatering steak, this Syracuse China platter will enhance the visual appeal of your dishes and impress your customers. Trust Syracuse China for quality and style in your restaurant.

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