Yanco Honda Collection

Every one of the 25 Honda listings states its case pack in the title, which is unusual across this catalog and makes the line easy to cost out. Packs run from 12 to 72. Honda is a melamine pattern built for Asian and casual counter service: round plates, ripple-edge rectangular plates, rice bowls, sauce dishes, a tea cup and a soup spoon. No saucers, no mugs — it supplies a menu, not a formal cover.

Case pack by piece

• 12 per case — the 12" coupe plate and the 16" x 5 1/2" ripple plate
• 24 per case — round plates at 8 1/4", 9 3/4" and 12", the 9" coupe plate, and the three large bowls at 24 oz, 42 oz and 62 oz
• 36 per case — ripple plates at 11" x 8" and 13" x 9"
• 48 per case — the 7 1/2" round plate, 8" x 5 1/2" rectangular plate, 4 1/8" dish, double divided sauce dish, 4 3/4" square bowl and tea cup
• 60 per case — rice bowls at 4 3/4" (10 oz) and 5" (14 oz)
• 72 per case — the 4" square sauce dish, 6" x 4 1/2" rectangular plate, 3" saucer dish, 4 1/4" rice bowl, 3 3/4" x 2 1/2" sauce dish and 5 1/2" soup spoon

Where the pack sizes break

The jump sits between the 7 1/2" and the 8 1/4" round plate: the 7 1/2" ships 48 to a case, the 8 1/4" ships 24, and everything larger holds at 24 or drops to 12. Bowls break the same way: under about 5" they come 48 to 72 at a time, over that they come 24. On a counter running mostly small plates, rice bowls and sauce dishes, most volume lands in the 48 and 72 packs. Entree plates and the large serving bowls take more cases per cover.

Browse the full Yanco range for the rest. Honda shares 23 of its 25 part numbers with Orchis, which adds a set of lotus plates, so compare the two before settling on a finish; Osaka is the other line to price here. Reach us at sales@nishienterprise.com or (732) 790-0199.