Steelite International Ceramic Plate
Kitchen & Dining / Tableware

Steelite International Ceramic Plate

This is the underside of a vitrified ceramic plate manufactured by Steelite International. The item is finished in a high-gloss white glaze, characteristic of commercial-grade durable chinaware. Physically, it features a pronounced unglazed foot ring designed for stability and to prevent slipping in a high-use hospitality environment. The center of the base contains a clear, black printed backstamp which includes the Steelite International logo (a grid of nine circles), the brand name, 'Made in England', and a glass/fork food safety symbol. There is a visible hairline crack extending horizontally through the center of the backstamp, indicating a structural compromise. Surface scuffs and grey metal markings are visible around the outer rim and upper portions of the base, suggesting heavy use and stacking. The craftsmanship is typical of high-performance industrial ceramics from the late 20th to early 21st century, engineered for thermal shock resistance and edge chip durability. The overall condition is fair to poor due to the crack, which eliminates its food-service utility but serves as a clear example of the brand's manufacturing style during this period.

Estimated Value

$0.00 - $1.50

Basic Information

Category

Kitchen & Dining / Tableware

Appraised On

January 20, 2026

Estimated Value

$0.00 - $1.50

Item Description

This is the underside of a vitrified ceramic plate manufactured by Steelite International. The item is finished in a high-gloss white glaze, characteristic of commercial-grade durable chinaware. Physically, it features a pronounced unglazed foot ring designed for stability and to prevent slipping in a high-use hospitality environment. The center of the base contains a clear, black printed backstamp which includes the Steelite International logo (a grid of nine circles), the brand name, 'Made in England', and a glass/fork food safety symbol. There is a visible hairline crack extending horizontally through the center of the backstamp, indicating a structural compromise. Surface scuffs and grey metal markings are visible around the outer rim and upper portions of the base, suggesting heavy use and stacking. The craftsmanship is typical of high-performance industrial ceramics from the late 20th to early 21st century, engineered for thermal shock resistance and edge chip durability. The overall condition is fair to poor due to the crack, which eliminates its food-service utility but serves as a clear example of the brand's manufacturing style during this period.

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