Churchill Plain Whiteware Café Cup Saucers 140mm (Pack of 24)
Product Description
These Churchill plain whiteware café cup saucers are a straightforward, practical choice for commercial operations that need consistent, durable crockery at scale. Made from porcelain and fired at high temperature...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Colour
- White
- Crockery type
- Saucers
- Diameter
- 140
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Product Description
These Churchill plain whiteware café cup saucers are a straightforward, practical choice for commercial operations that need consistent, durable crockery at scale. Made from porcelain and fired at high temperature over an extended vitrification process, they are built specifically to handle the daily demands of professional foodservice environments rather than occasional domestic use.
In busy café, hotel, or restaurant settings where crockery cycles through service, washing, and restacking dozens of times a day, durability matters. Churchill's super vitrification process densifies the porcelain body, which helps reduce chipping and cracking over time. The reinforced rolled edge provides additional resistance at the point most likely to take impact during clearing and stacking. A glazed foot reduces the risk of surface scratching and metal marking on trays and counters, and contributes to a cleaner, more hygienic base that is easier to wipe down.
- Super vitrified porcelain body resists the stresses of high-volume warewashing cycles
- Reinforced rolled edge reduces chipping during service and clearing
- Glazed foot protects against scratching and metal marking on trays and surfaces
- Plain white finish suits a wide range of front-of-house presentations
- Supplied in a pack of 24, practical for building or replenishing a working stock
These saucers are well suited to cafés, hotel breakfast operations, staff restaurants, and any venue serving a consistent volume of hot drinks. The plain white finish integrates easily with most tableware schemes. For very high-volume operations requiring a larger opening stock, it is worth considering whether a larger pack format or a heavier-duty specification would be more cost-effective over the long term.
If you are uncertain how many pieces your operation needs, or whether this range fits alongside your existing Churchill whiteware, the team is happy to talk it through with you.
Key Features
- Super vitrified porcelain body fired over an extended high-temperature process
- Reinforced rolled edge designed to resist chipping during daily service
- Glazed foot reduces surface scratching and metal marking on trays
- Plain white porcelain finish compatible with broad tableware schemes
- Supplied in a pack of 24 for practical stock building or replacement
Operational Benefits
- Withstands repeated high-volume warewashing cycles without rapid deterioration
- Reduced chipping helps lower replacement costs in busy service environments
- Glazed foot keeps saucer bases cleaner and easier to maintain hygienically
- Consistent white finish supports a professional front-of-house presentation
- Pack quantity makes it straightforward to top up working crockery stocks
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Colour
- White
- Crockery type
- Saucers
- Diameter
- 140
- Dimensions
- 140(Ø)mm/ 5 ½"
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
- Finish
- Glaze
- Furniture shape
- Round
- Material
- Porcelain
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Weight
- 5.25kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Churchill's super vitrification process makes the porcelain body denser and more resistant to the thermal and mechanical stresses of commercial dishwashers. The reinforced rolled edge also helps at the point most prone to chipping during stacking and clearing. That said, no crockery is indestructible in a very fast-paced operation, so keeping a working replacement stock is sensible practice.
- Churchill's plain whiteware range is designed to be consistent in glaze and finish across the collection, so these saucers should coordinate well with other pieces from the same range. If you are trying to match existing stock, it is worth checking the specific series, as Churchill produces several plain white lines that can differ slightly in tone or profile.
- For a small café or breakfast operation, 24 saucers may be enough to get started, but most sites benefit from holding more than one full cycle of crockery to allow for breakages and items in the wash. Consider how many covers you turn and the frequency of your warewashing cycle when deciding whether one pack or multiple packs better suits your needs.