Tuxton TNR-040 Oval American White Narrow Rim Platter, Nevada, Oval - Image 1
SKU: 424-TNR040
Brand: Tuxton
Model: TNR-040

Tuxton TNR-040 Oval American White Narrow Rim Platter, Nevada, Oval

The Tuxton TNR-040 Oval Platter is a compact, durable ceramic choice for commercial kitchens. Its narrow rim and American White finish make it perfect for serving appetizers, desserts, or small plates while withstanding daily kitchen use.

Key Features

  • Durable fully vitrified ceramic construction resists moisture and chipping, ideal for high-volume kitchens.
  • Narrow rim and oval shape (7 1/8" x 5 3/4") perfect for appetizers, small plates, or desserts with a clean presentation.
  • American White finish from the Nevada collection offers a classic, versatile look that suits any restaurant aesthetic.
  • Oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe—meets the demands of commercial kitchen operations without sacrificing performance.
  • Limited lifetime warranty against edge chipping, ensuring long-term reliability and cost savings for businesses.
Starting from $424.80/unit

Volume discounts available

The Tuxton TNR-040 Oval Platter is a versatile, commercial-grade serving dish designed to meet the demands of busy restaurant kitchens. Crafted from fully vitrified ceramic, this platter resists moisture absorption, ensuring longevity while maintaining a sleek, professional appearance. Its narrow rim and oval shape (7 1/8" x 5 3/4") make it ideal for appetizers, small plates, or desserts, providing a clean, uncluttered presentation that elevates any dish. The American White finish complements the Nevada collection, offering a timeless, neutral look that pairs effortlessly with any restaurant aesthetic. Safe for microwave, dishwasher, and oven use, this platter is built to withstand the rigors of commercial kitchen operations, making it a reliable choice for chefs and restaurant owners who prioritize durability and performance. With a limited lifetime warranty against edge chipping, the Tuxton TNR-040 ensures long-term value without compromising on quality.