SKU: 192-BO1113
Brand: Libbey
Model: BO-1113
Libbey BO-1113 6 1/4" Round Basics Orbis Plate - Medium Rim, Porcelain, Bright White
The Libbey BO-1113 6.25" round dinner plate offers a sleek, medium embossed rim and bright white porcelain finish, delivering durability and elegance for both casual and formal dining. Perfect for serving starters and appetizers in commercial kitchens.
Key Features
- •Durable, fully vitrified porcelain construction for long-lasting performance in high-volume kitchens
- •Medium embossed rim adds subtle elegance, perfect for serving starters and appetizers in formal or casual settings
- •Bright white finish ensures a clean, professional look that coordinates with any table setting
- •6.25" diameter is ideal for light dishes, making it a versatile choice for buffets, catering, and fine dining
- •Part of Libbey’s Basics Orbis collection, known for its timeless design and reliability in commercial restaurant environments
Starting from $156.60/unit
Volume discounts available
The Libbey BO-1113 6 1/4" round Basics Orbis plate from the renowned Basics collection is a stylish and practical choice for commercial kitchens, restaurants, and catering services. Made from fully vitrified porcelain, this plate combines durability with a bright white finish, ensuring it stands up to daily use while maintaining a clean, elegant aesthetic. Its medium embossed rim adds subtle sophistication, making it ideal for serving a variety of starters, appetizers, or light entrees. Whether you're outfitting a high-end dining establishment or a bustling casual eatery, this plate delivers the balance of performance and style that professional chefs and restaurant managers demand. Libbey, a trusted name in restaurant dinnerware, guarantees quality craftsmanship and long-lasting performance in even the most demanding environments. This plate is part of the Basics Orbis series, known for its timeless design and versatility, making it a must-have for any commercial kitchen looking to elevate its table presentation without compromising on functionality.