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Crockery


Plain White Melamine


Our range of melamine buffetware and tableware is an attractive and hardwearing addition to any catering environment. Melamine has the look and feel of ceramic product but without the weight and potential breakages.


Chip resistant and virtually unbreakable, this range provides a hygenic and cost effective solution without sacrificing style. FROM ONLY


37p SAVE 20%


EACH Code Code Code Description Description


FS8030 Wide Rimmed 9” 23cm 6 Code


Case Price Each £1.71


FS8031 Wide Rimmed 7” 18cm 12 FS8032 Wide Rimmed 6” 15cm 12


Case Price Each £1.42 £1.12


Code Bistro Tumblers & Jugs


Fluted exterior complements any tabletop presentation. Stackable tumblers have non-stick interior lugs to prevent jamming. Made of break-resistant SAN. Dishwasher safe.


FROM ONLY 64p


PER SEVENTY TWO SAVE 20%


Code Description


GL4799 237ml 8oz GL480 296ml 10oz


Case 72 72


Price Each £0.64 £0.79


Code Description


FS8016 Knife standard size FS8017 Fork standard size FS8018 Spoon standard size


BL R G Y C


Price Per Dozen £5.01 £5.01 £5.01


BK W


Please suffix with colour codes when ordering Blue (BL), Red (R), Green (G), Yellow (Y), Clear (C), Black (BK) or White (W)


Code Description UT598 Serving with Lid 1.2 Ltr


Price Each £6.00


Key: Code Description £ price 28 28 order online @ www.globalfse.co.uk Description FS8036 Bowl 6” 15cm 12


Case Price Each £1.41


Code Description


FS508 Ramekin 2oz 6cl 12 FS509 Ramekin 1½oz 4cl 12


Case Price Each £0.42 £0.37


Description FS8033 Cup 7½oz 21cl FS8034 Saucer 5½” 14cm 6


Case Price Each £1.49 £1.07


6 Description FS8035 Mug 10oz 28cl 6


Case Price Each £2.14


Polycarbonate Cutlery


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