AFC - Cameo

Round Coupe Plate 127mm CAMEO Brown

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011501
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Round Coupe Plate
Line Cameo
Colour Brown

Overall Dimensions
Diameter 127mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011501		5011501 Round Coupe Plate 127mm CAMEO Brown In Stock		In Stock	$3.20 (inc GST) $1.61 (inc GST)

Shallow Rectangular Dish 236x136mm CAMEO Brown

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011507
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Shallow Rectangular Dish
Line Cameo
Colour Brown

Overall Dimensions
Length 236mm
Width 136mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011507		5011507 Shallow Rectangular Dish 236x136mm CAMEO Brown			$11.90 (inc GST) $5.95 (inc GST)

Shallow Rectangular Dish 255x165mm CAMEO Brown

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011508
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Shallow Rectangular Dish
Line Cameo
Colour Brown

Overall Dimensions
Length 255mm
Width 165mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011508		5011508 Shallow Rectangular Dish 255x165mm CAMEO Brown			$17.80 (inc GST) $8.90 (inc GST)

Coupe Pasta Bowl 185mm CAMEO Brown

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011509
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Coupe Pasta Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Brown

Overall Dimensions
Diameter 185mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011509		5011509 Coupe Pasta Bowl 185mm CAMEO Brown In Stock		In Stock	$7.40 (inc GST) $3.71 (inc GST)

Square Coupe Bowl 170x170mm CAMEO Brown

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011511
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Square Coupe Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Brown

Overall Dimensions
Width 170mm
Length 170mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011511		5011511 Square Coupe Bowl 170x170mm CAMEO Brown			$8.00 (inc GST) $4.00 (inc GST)

Rice Bowl 115mm CAMEO Brown

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011512
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Rice Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Brown

Overall Dimensions
Diameter 115mm
Height 60mm
Capacity 310ml

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011512		5011512 Rice Bowl 115mm CAMEO Brown			$4.20 (inc GST) $2.10 (inc GST)

Cereal Bowl 125mm CAMEO Brown

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011514
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Cereal Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Brown

Overall Dimensions
Diameter 125mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011514		5011514 Cereal Bowl 125mm CAMEO Brown In Stock		In Stock	$4.90 (inc GST) $2.45 (inc GST)

Boat Bowl 355x175mm CAMEO Brown

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011515
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Boat Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Brown

Overall Dimensions
Length 355mm
Width 175mm
Height 70mm
Capacity 1450ml

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011515		5011515 Boat Bowl 355x175mm CAMEO Brown In Stock		In Stock	$36.50 (inc GST) $18.25 (inc GST)

Ice Cream Bowl 215x112mm CAMEO Brown

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011516
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Ice Cream Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Brown

Overall Dimensions
Length 215mm
Width 112mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011516		5011516 Ice Cream Bowl 215x112mm CAMEO Brown In Stock		In Stock	$12.00 (inc GST) $6.01 (inc GST)

Rectangular Bowl 115x95mm CAMEO Brown

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011517
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Rectangular Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Brown

Overall Dimensions
Length 115mm
Width 95mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011517		5011517 Rectangular Bowl 115x95mm CAMEO Brown In Stock		In Stock	$6.00 (inc GST) $3.00 (inc GST)

Round Coupe Plate 127mm CAMEO Sand

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011519
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Round Coupe Plate
Line Cameo
Colour Sand

Overall Dimensions
Diameter 127mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011519		5011519 Round Coupe Plate 127mm CAMEO Sand In Stock		In Stock	$3.20 (inc GST) $1.61 (inc GST)

Round Coupe Plate 230mm CAMEO Sand

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011521
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Round Coupe Plate
Line Cameo
Colour Sand

Overall Dimensions
Diameter 230mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011521		5011521 Round Coupe Plate 230mm CAMEO Sand In Stock		In Stock	$8.50 (inc GST) $4.26 (inc GST)

Square Coupe Plate 264x264mm CAMEO Sand

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011524
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Square Coupe Plate
Line Cameo
Colour Sand

Overall Dimensions
Length 264mm
Width 264mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011524		5011524 Square Coupe Plate 264x264mm CAMEO Sand			$13.50 (inc GST) $6.75 (inc GST)

Shallow Rectangular Dish 236x136mm CAMEO Sand

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011525
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Shallow Rectangular Dish
Line Cameo
Colour Sand

Overall Dimensions
Length 236mm
Width 136mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011525		5011525 Shallow Rectangular Dish 236x136mm CAMEO Sand			$11.90 (inc GST) $5.95 (inc GST)

Boat Bowl 355x175mm CAMEO Sand

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011533
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Boat Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Sand

Overall Dimensions
Length 355mm
Width 175mm
Height 70mm
Capacity 1450ml

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011533		5011533 Boat Bowl 355x175mm CAMEO Sand In Stock		In Stock	$36.50 (inc GST) $18.25 (inc GST)

Rectangular Bowl 115x95mm CAMEO Sand

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011535
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Rectangular Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Sand

Overall Dimensions
Length 115mm
Width 95mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011535		5011535 Rectangular Bowl 115x95mm CAMEO Sand In Stock		In Stock	$6.00 (inc GST) $3.00 (inc GST)

Round Coupe Plate 127mm CAMEO Dark Grey

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011537
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Round Coupe Plate
Line Cameo
Colour Dark Grey

Overall Dimensions
Diameter 127mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011537		5011537 Round Coupe Plate 127mm CAMEO Dark Grey In Stock		In Stock	$3.20 (inc GST) $1.61 (inc GST)

Round Coupe Plate 187mm CAMEO Dark Grey

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011538
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Round Coupe Plate
Line Cameo
Colour Dark Grey

Overall Dimensions
Diameter 187mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011538		5011538 Round Coupe Plate 187mm CAMEO Dark Grey			$5.50 (inc GST) $2.75 (inc GST)

Round Coupe Plate 230mm CAMEO Dark Grey

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011539
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Round Coupe Plate
Line Cameo
Colour Dark Grey

Overall Dimensions
Diameter 230mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011539		5011539 Round Coupe Plate 230mm CAMEO Dark Grey In Stock		In Stock	$8.50 (inc GST) $4.26 (inc GST)

Square Coupe Plate 192x192mm CAMEO Dark Grey

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011541
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Square Coupe Plate
Line Cameo
Colour Dark Grey

Overall Dimensions
Length 192mm
Width 192mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011541		5011541 Square Coupe Plate 192x192mm CAMEO Dark Grey In Stock		In Stock	$5.80 (inc GST) $2.90 (inc GST)

Square Coupe Plate 264x264mm CAMEO Dark Grey

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011542
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Square Coupe Plate
Line Cameo
Colour Dark Grey

Overall Dimensions
Length 264mm
Width 264mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011542		5011542 Square Coupe Plate 264x264mm CAMEO Dark Grey			$13.50 (inc GST) $6.75 (inc GST)

Shallow Rectangular Dish 236x136mm CAMEO Dark Grey

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011543
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Shallow Rectangular Dish
Line Cameo
Colour Dark Grey

Overall Dimensions
Length 236mm
Width 136mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

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Enquire Add to Favourites	5011543		5011543 Shallow Rectangular Dish 236x136mm CAMEO Dark Grey In Stock		In Stock	$11.90 (inc GST) $5.95 (inc GST)

Coupe Pasta Bowl 185mm CAMEO Dark Grey

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011545
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Coupe Pasta Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Dark Grey

Overall Dimensions
Diameter 185mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

	Reference	Image	Product Name	Details	Availability	Lumas Price	Quantity
Enquire Add to Favourites	5011545		5011545 Coupe Pasta Bowl 185mm CAMEO Dark Grey In Stock		In Stock	$7.40 (inc GST) $3.71 (inc GST)

Boat Bowl 355x175mm CAMEO Dark Grey

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011551
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Boat Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Dark Grey

Overall Dimensions
Length 355mm
Width 175mm
Height 70mm
Capacity 1450ml

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

	Reference	Image	Product Name	Details	Availability	Lumas Price	Quantity
Enquire Add to Favourites	5011551		5011551 Boat Bowl 355x175mm CAMEO Dark Grey In Stock		In Stock	$36.50 (inc GST) $18.25 (inc GST)

Rectangular Bowl 115x95mm CAMEO Dark Grey

Cameo
Founded in 1921, our hospitality collection offers a wide range of shapes and styles to suit many applications from 5 Star dining through to cafés and bistro’s. As tabletop professionals we can also offer a wide selection of glassware and cutlery exclusively sourced for Australia from world-renowned manufacturers.

The Cameo line is an extension of the popular Bistro & Cafe line from Australian Fine China, featuring 3 unique colours, cameo brown, sand and dark grey to suit any aesthetic. The Cameo line represents remarkably good value and as it carries the ‘Australian Fine China’ brand you can be certain that it’s quality is beyond reproach.

Specifications
Item No. 5011553
Brand Australian Fine China
Form Rectangular Bowl
Line Cameo
Colour Dark Grey

Overall Dimensions
Length 115mm
Width 95mm

About Australian Fine China
Founded in 1921, over the years the business has changed names several times. Originally incorporated as the Calyx Porcelain and Paint Company, the business traded under that name until the early 1940’s. In the 1930’s the business became a victim of the depression and was transferred to government ownership. In a nationalised state the business continued to make tableware, giftware and sanitary ware – still under the Calyx trade name.

On 31st May 1941 management of the business was taken over by the firm of HL Brisbane and Wunderlich whose business was focussed of the manufacture of roofing tiles and pressed steel. Almost immediately the branding became "Bristile” or "B&W” and, most famously, "Wembley Ware” named after the suburb on whose borders the plant was located. Wembley Ware is much sought after by collectors today with individual pieces fetching hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.

During the war years, the difficulties of importation of suitable quantities of crockery saw the business developing vitrified hotelwares – particularly for use by the Armed Forces and this set the stage for the discontinuation, in 1962, of all production of "fancywares”. The business dropped all references to Wembley Ware and its products became simple Bristile and later Bristile Fine China.

From 1962 until 1992 virtually all sales made were to the hotel and restaurant trade, and exclusively with Australian Made product. Only in 1992, with the development of some striking new decorations on tableware, did Bristile Fine China again come to be sold in the retail environment. It was not until after 1995 and considerable development on design of specific lines of products that our entry into the retail market became the success it is today.

Concurrent with its decision to re-enter the market the company dropped references to Bristile Ltd and fashioned its brand as "Australian Fine China”.

The final chapter in the company’s ownership history in the first 82 years of its life began in 1992 with the takeover of Bristile Ltd by Futuris Corporation Limited. Bristile Ltd was re-organised and re-floated in 1997 and Australian Fine China was transferred from Bristile Ltd ownership by Futuris Corporation Limited which remains it owner today.

	Reference	Image	Product Name	Details	Availability	Lumas Price	Quantity
Enquire Add to Favourites	5011553		5011553 Rectangular Bowl 115x95mm CAMEO Dark Grey			$6.00 (inc GST) $3.00 (inc GST)

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