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We know how rare it is to truly leave an impact on the guest, in the dining room and by extension, in our showroom. Studio William cutlery is at the forefront of innovation, tailored specifically to the unique needs of hospitality operations, globally. It’s its own movement of style, paying homage to heritage and pushing the boundaries of contemporary design lines. It’s an experience, not just a product.

We invite you to read Sarah Bulmer’s latest Provisions Previewed column here and experience Studio William cutlery with us this weekend at the International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of New York, from March 8th-10th. For complimentary admission, please send an email to LMT@singerequipment.com.

“Statuesque” and “shapely” aren’t descriptors we usually associate with stemware. That’s about to change with Linea Umana, the new crystal stemware range that’s designed to elevate the dining room with curves and attitude aplenty.

This innovative collection of stemware and tumblers, designed with Italian sommelier Maurizio Dante Fillipi, has already been awarded for its ultra-light design and versatility. LMT and Steelite are thrilled to introduce Linea Umana stateside and debut the collection at this year’s International Restaurant and Foodservice New York Show.

Six wine glasses, ranging from a 17-ounce sparkling wine glass to an abundant 37-1/4-ounce fine red wine glass, as well as distinguished still and sparkling water glasses comprise this thoughtful line. All eight glasses display soft, human lines, while still making utility a priority. This is a luxury collection, in fine crystalline glass, designed to meet the needs of all hospitality professionals and of all wine styles.

We are stocking the full range of Linea Umana, listed below, in our New Jersey warehouse. We can’t wait to share this exquisite collection with you.

Evolved Red/White Wine Glass, 23-1/2 oz capacity, 4″ x 9-1/2″h

Full Bodied White Wine Glass, 25-3/4 oz capacity, 4-3/4″ x 8-3/4″h

Full Bodied Red Wine Glass, 30-1/2 oz capacity, 4-3/4″ x 9-1/4″h

Sparkling Wine Glass, 17 oz capacity, 3-3/4″ x 9-3/4″ h

Young White/Rose Wine Glass, 17-3/4 oz capacity, 3-3/4″ x 9-3/4″h

Fine/Light Red Wine Glass, 37-1/4 oz capacity, 4-1/2″ x 10-3/4″h

Still Water Glass, 17 oz capacity, 3-1/2″ x 4-1/2″h

Sparkling Water Glass, 14-1/2 oz capacity, 3-1/2″ x 4-1/2″h

To learn more contact us at lmt@singerequipment.com.

Kim Kardashian might officially own touring her fridge on the internet, but we have the International Restaurant & Foodservice Show, right in the epicenter of hospitality; New York City. Let us take you on a tour, just like our Director of Business Development, Morgan Tucker does in her Total Food Service column this month. Tucker’s plate room is a good place to start, if you want a sneak peak at what we’ll be showcasing on the show floor at the Javits Center next month. For free admission, email us at LMT@singerequipment.com.

Read the full article here.

This winter, we’re launching Adelaide Evergreen by Robert Gordon Australia, featuring a new colorway for LMTprovisions in partnership with Steelite.

A rich reactive glaze reminiscent of forest ferns interacts boldly with Adelaide’s uniquely embossed rim. This complete range includes classic round sizes needed for any operation (6 ½”, 8 ½”, 10 3/8”), four stackable nesting bowls and a 2 ½ ounce ramekin. Adelaide also features a signature oblong tray suitable for sharing or a more imaginative presentation.

Our collaborations with Robert Gordon Australia continue to blossom. We can’t wait to show you what’s in store when the snow melts.

…if you’re searching for the perfect winter white to match Evergreen, this collection is also currently in stock in Birch.

Request more information on Adelaide Evergreen and Birch by sending us an email at LMT@singerequipment.com.

Tucked away near the gothic corner of 26th and Broadway, there’s a garden in full bloom. Step into Il Fiorista and you’ll be welcomed by an entryway table bursting with bouquets of floral arrangements. We’ll be frequenting this new Italian all-day spot in 2020—it’s steps away from our New York City showroom.

Il Fiorista’s dining room extends into a glowing space that’s right on track with what New York diners are looking for. Executive Chef Garrison Price sourced dinnerware patterns that would speak to a curated, homemade space that still very much hosts itself as a restaurant. Price’s attention to detail and support for sustainable manufacturing is why we’re featuring him as the face of our Total Food Service advertisement this year.

PAX by Figgjo Norway, a collection of dinnerware featuring unique beveled edges and earthy, hand-sprayed colorways, serves as the canvas for most of Price’s menu.

Complementing Figgjo’s high gloss, culinary grade porcelain is the sleek, satin-matte finish of Felt+Fat. The small batch, made-in-Philadelphia perfectionist in porcelain that’s on the horizon for even more greatness with the dawn of a new decade, and new production methods.

The selection of these two preferred partners showcases the collaborative dynamic at the core of dinnerware manufacturing and distribution.

We’re proud to feature these brands in our booth during the International Restaurant & Foodservice Show this year. Join us March 8th-10th and see it for yourself! For complimentary admission to the show, click here.

In this month’s issue of Total Food Service magazine, Morgan Tucker explains how she’s turning resolutions into reality. Offering a sneak peak into her hospitality-forward literature list for 2020, Tucker gives us more than just ‘something to think about’—she gives us food and beverage homework for the New Year that we’re excited to devour.

Read the full article here.

Orchestrate your setting with Fiddle Vintage by Charingworth. Evoking the sculpted neck of an antique string instrument, this collection boasts heft in the hand.

Fiddle Vintage is a contemporary take on a well-established pattern. Originating in France, Fiddle first made an appearance in England around the 1760’s. Fast forward a few centuries and Charingworth has revived Fiddle in a cool, satin vintage finish. It’s industrial, antique, modern, and classic all at once!

Allow us to introduce you to Charingworth, the second label of our partners at Studio William Cutlery. Designer William Welch’s bold approach, launching a collection that borrows from and updates the true history of flatware, is what sets Fiddle apart from other vintage-finished flatware on the market. Fiddle Vintage is an 18/0 stainless steel line with the weight and feel of 18/10, meaning this nine piece range is suitable for café concepts and culinary stardom alike.

With Fiddle Vintage, we’ve found the flatware that tugs at our heartstrings like no other. For samples and more information, send us an email at LMT@singerequipment.com.

What do culatello di zibello and Sambonet have in common? Unrivaled quality on the international world stage for generations. During Host this year, Morgan Tucker and her team had the chance to immerse themselves in both – up close and personally. In this month’s Total Food Service magazine, Tucker highlights the importance of keeping family first, and heritage second, proving yet again that attention to priority is why our strongest partnerships last. Sambonet’s dedication to pushing the needle forward while paying homage to the past is unlike any other. We’re excited to showcase the future of flatware in 2020.

Read the full article here.

Inside the Sambonet factory. A Sambonet employee pulls Antico finished flatware from the sandblast machine.

Picture your favorite cocktail, immaculately crafted, whether up or on the rocks. Before you taste it, pick up the glass, feeling the cool condensation. Take a sip. Now open your eyes. What glass was your drink in? Did you pick a classic, sheer-rim coupe glass, or maybe a sturdy rocks glass?

Stolzle’s Fleur-de-Lis is a collection of the classic glassware we dream about. This brilliant, German crystal is truly the archetype. Fleur-de-Lis cocktail glasses are perfect to complement a variety of tabletops. Whether accented with subtle decor or simply featuring the sheer brilliance of crystalline glass, this collection will add a classic touch to an innovative mixology program.

A classic Nick & Nora, coupe, highball, and rocks glass round out this classic collection. We’re stocking undecorated standards, as well as glassware with a vintage inspired Fleur-de-Lis motif. Each glass has been delicately etched with a stylized fleur pattern, allowing the mixologist to craft new innovations, in vessels inspired by trends of yester-year.

For samples and more information, please contact LMT@singerequipment.com.

Imagine a dinnerware collection that combines the fun, playful qualities of enamelware (we know, you want it) with the weight and feel of culinary grade porcelain.


Dreams do come true with the introduction of Tin Tin, a collection that has recreated the imperfect retro rims of old school campware in high density porcelain.

Luzerne is no stranger to innovation. This Singaporean factory has been churning out leading lines in the international world of tabletop design for decades. Tin Tin, however, is highly Americanized and perfect for our fall tablescapes. Available in six different shades, our favorite features a dark collegiate green band on white porcelain. It’s called British Green, and it complements the other five colors available in this collection, including bright yellow, green and pink pastels.

Tin Tin is now in stock for immediate delivery. For product inquiries, please contact LMT@singerequipment.com.