Churchill Studio Prints Homespun Stone Grey Espresso Saucer 118mm
Product Description
This espresso saucer is part of Churchill's Studio Prints Homespun range, finished in Stone Grey — a muted, earthy tone that works well across contemporary café, bistro, and restaurant table...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Colour
- Grey
- Diameter
- 118
- Dimensions
- 118(Ø)mm | 4¾(Ø)"
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Product Description
This espresso saucer is part of Churchill's Studio Prints Homespun range, finished in Stone Grey — a muted, earthy tone that works well across contemporary café, bistro, and restaurant table settings. Made from vitrified porcelain, it is produced to the durability standards expected of commercial tableware, with the pattern applied under the glaze to resist fading through repeated washing cycles.
In a busy service environment, consistency of presentation matters. The Homespun Stone Grey saucer pairs with the corresponding espresso cup, providing a cohesive look across covers without requiring careful matching at the pass. The understated colourway is practical in that regard — it sits comfortably alongside a range of other tableware without clashing.
Practically, this is a straightforward piece of commercial porcelain designed to perform reliably through high-volume dishwasher cycles. Churchill backs it with a five-year edge chip warranty, which reflects the robustness expected from a professional tableware supplier. As with any front-of-house porcelain, longevity in service depends on handling care and stacking discipline in the wash-up area.
This saucer is well suited to espresso and single-shot coffee service in cafés, hotels, restaurants, and contract catering environments. It is part of a wider Studio Prints collection, so operators looking to build a coordinated table setting across multiple piece types should find compatible options within the same range.
If you are building out a full cover specification or need guidance on quantities and mix of pieces for your operation, the team is happy to help you work through the requirements.
Key Features
- Under-glaze pattern resists fading through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
- Vitrified porcelain construction built for high-volume professional service
- 118mm diameter sized for standard espresso cup pairing
- Part of a coordinated Studio Prints range for consistent table presentation
- Backed by a five-year edge chip warranty from Churchill
Operational Benefits
- Consistent presentation across covers without careful matching at the pass
- Neutral Stone Grey colourway integrates with a wide range of tableware
- Durable enough to withstand daily high-volume dishwasher use reliably
- Coordinated range reduces sourcing complexity for full cover specifications
- Manufacturer warranty provides reassurance for ongoing front-of-house investment
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Colour
- Grey
- Diameter
- 118
- Dimensions
- 118(Ø)mm | 4¾(Ø)"
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
- Furniture shape
- Round
- Material
- Porcelain
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Oven proof
- Yes
- Stackable
- Stackable
- Warranty
- 5 Years Edge Chip
- Weight
- 2.01kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- This saucer is designed to pair with the corresponding Churchill Studio Prints Homespun Stone Grey espresso cup. If you are specifying a matched set and want to confirm compatibility across the range, it is worth checking with us to make sure piece sizes align correctly for your service style.
- The pattern is applied under the glaze rather than on top, which gives it good resistance to fading through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles. As with all front-of-house porcelain, edge chipping is the main wear factor in busy wash-up areas — Churchill's five-year edge chip warranty reflects reasonable confidence in the product's durability under normal commercial conditions.
- Churchill's Studio Prints range is produced to commercial tableware standards and is commonly used in cafés, hotels, and restaurant environments with significant daily cover counts. It is a practical choice for most food service settings, though operators running very high turnaround with limited crockery stock may want to factor in a sensible buffer quantity to account for normal attrition over time.