Churchill Nourish Black Onyx Two Tone Contour Deep Bowl 8oz (Box 12)
Product Description
The Churchill Nourish Contour Deep Bowl is part of Churchill's Nourish collection, a range designed to bring an artisan, handcrafted feel to tableware used in professional hospitality environments. This Black...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 240ml | 8½oz
- Colour
- Black
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
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Product Description
The Churchill Nourish Contour Deep Bowl is part of Churchill's Nourish collection, a range designed to bring an artisan, handcrafted feel to tableware used in professional hospitality environments. This Black Onyx Two Tone variant features a semi-matte black outer with a reactive glaze inner, giving each piece a subtle variation in finish that reads as considered rather than uniform. The contour profile and 240ml capacity make it well suited to small starters, amuse-bouches, dipping sauces, or desserts where presentation is part of the experience.
Made from Churchill's Super Vitrified Porcelain, these bowls are engineered to hold up in the conditions commercial tableware actually faces — repeated dishwasher cycles, stacking, and daily handling in busy service environments. Super vitrified construction is widely used in restaurants and contract catering precisely because it offers better chip resistance than standard porcelain, which has a direct impact on replacement frequency and running costs over time.
- Two-tone reactive glaze finish adds visual interest to plated dishes
- Super vitrified porcelain offers improved durability in daily service
- 240ml capacity suits starters, sides, dips, and dessert portions
- Dishwasher safe and designed for repeated commercial use
- Sold in boxes of 12, practical for staggered stock purchasing
These bowls are best suited to restaurants, bistros, and hotel dining rooms where tableware appearance is a deliberate part of the guest experience, and where the kitchen team needs crockery that can be relied upon through back-to-back service without frequent breakage write-offs.
If you're building out a full table setting or matching pieces within the Nourish range, or if you're unsure how many covers a box of 12 will realistically serve given your turnover rate, our team is happy to work through the quantities with you.
Key Features
- Super vitrified porcelain construction for improved chip resistance in service
- 240ml capacity suitable for starters, dips, sides, and desserts
- Two-tone reactive glaze with semi-matte black outer and reactive inner
- Dishwasher safe for repeated daily use in commercial environments
- Supplied in cases of 12 for straightforward stock management
Operational Benefits
- Chip-resistant body reduces crockery replacement costs over time
- Artisan glaze finish elevates plated dish presentation without effort
- Consistent portion sizing supports kitchen standardisation across service
- Reliable dishwasher performance keeps tableware ready for busy covers
- Case-quantity purchasing simplifies stock rotation and reordering
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 240ml | 8½oz
- Colour
- Black
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
- Material
- Super Vitrified Porcelain
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Oven proof
- No
- Stackable
- Stackable
- Weight
- 220g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Churchill's Super Vitrified Porcelain is a well-regarded construction standard in commercial hospitality because it offers noticeably better resistance to chipping compared with standard porcelain. While no crockery is indestructible under heavy daily use, operators typically find super vitrified pieces last considerably longer between replacements, which makes a practical difference to running costs.
- At 240ml, this bowl is most practical for small starters, amuse-bouches, sharing dips, sauce portions, or small desserts. It is not intended as a main course or soup bowl — for higher-volume portions you would want to look at larger capacity options within the range.
- Yes — reactive glazes are inherently variable, which is part of their appeal. Each bowl will have subtle differences in tone and texture, giving the collection an artisan character. In practice, this variation is considered a feature of the style rather than a quality inconsistency, and it reads well on a dressed table.