Stand for Two Plates and a Cup 80x110x160mm

A stand for two plates and a cup, overall size 80x110x160 mm. It is bent from one continuous strip of acrylic: a flat base with an upturned front edge, from which wavy support tongues rise — two tall ones at the back and two short curls at the front. The plates stand between the tall tongues, and the cup takes its place by the curls.

A set on one stand

Plates and a cup from the same service, placed separately, read as separate items. Gathered on a shared strip, they read as a set to be bought as a whole. That's why the tall and short supports differ in height and stand on one base.

What holds the tableware

• the two tall tongues at the back take the weight of the plates standing on their edges;
• the upturned front edge keeps the bottom rim from slipping off;
• the short curls at the front hold the cup and don't hide its handle.

Glaze slides on smooth acrylic, so all the supports here are bent upwards rather than simply cut off.

How to choose

The deciding dimensions are the rim height of the plate and the height of the cup, not the diameters. It makes sense to make up the set from tableware of one service: mismatched items will fit, but the display will fall apart into a random collection.

Care

Glass cleaner is not for acrylic: ammonia leaves a network of micro-cracks, irreversibly. Warm water with a drop of mild detergent and a lint-free cloth, used damp, are enough.

The item has many bent sections — take particular care with them and with the polished edges. Details in caring for acrylic products.

The stand is for tableware shop windows and gift displays of dinner services. It is bent from a single strip of acrylic as one profile, so there are no screws or adhesive seams where it touches the tableware.

Production time: 3-7 days.