Dudson Evo Jet Coupe Plate 273mm (Pack of 6)
Product Description
The Dudson Evo Jet Coupe Plate is a vitrified stoneware plate with a matt black finish and a profile designed to resemble hand-thrown pottery. The coupe shape — rimless, with...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Diameter
- 273
- Dimensions
- 273(Ø)mm | 10¾(Ø)"
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
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Product Description
The Dudson Evo Jet Coupe Plate is a vitrified stoneware plate with a matt black finish and a profile designed to resemble hand-thrown pottery. The coupe shape — rimless, with a gently curved well — keeps the focus on the food and suits a range of plating styles from casual dining through to more considered plate presentation.
Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for commercial service. It is denser and more chip-resistant than standard earthenware, and the Evo Jet's dark glaze handles the knocks and stacking of a busy pass better than lighter-coloured alternatives where surface marking shows readily. The finish holds up well through repeated dishwasher cycles without significant dulling, which matters in any operation running multiple sittings.
From an operational standpoint, the Evo Jet works well where operators want the tactile, slightly rustic aesthetic of handmade pottery without the fragility or inconsistency that comes with it. Key practical points include:
- Rimless coupe profile suits compact plating and modern presentation styles
- Dark jet glaze resists visible surface marking in everyday service
- Vitrified stoneware body handles commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
- Uniform production size supports consistent covers across a table
- Sold in packs of six, suited to building or topping up an existing set
It is worth bearing in mind that stoneware, while durable, is heavier than porcelain alternatives of a similar size. If your front-of-house team are carrying multiple plates, that weight difference across a full tray is worth considering. For very high-volume operations with rapid turnaround, a lighter vitrified porcelain range may be worth comparing.
This plate is well suited to independent restaurants, gastro pubs, hotel dining rooms, and casual dining sites looking for a consistent, tactile tableware aesthetic. The pack-of-six format works for smaller operators buying to a set size, or for established sites topping up existing Evo Jet stock.
If you are building a full table setting or need guidance on quantities for your cover count, we are happy to help you work through the numbers.
Key Features
- Vitrified stoneware construction for commercial durability and chip resistance
- Rimless coupe profile with a gently curved well for clean presentation
- Matt jet black glaze with a hand-thrown aesthetic throughout
- Designed to withstand repeated commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
- Supplied in a pack of six for consistent table setting builds
Operational Benefits
- Dark glaze conceals surface marking during busy multi-sitting service
- Consistent sizing across the range ensures uniform presentation at every cover
- Durable stoneware body reduces replacement frequency in daily service
- Rimless design gives kitchen teams flexibility across a range of plating styles
- Pack format simplifies stock management when topping up existing tableware sets
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Diameter
- 273
- Dimensions
- 273(Ø)mm | 10¾(Ø)"
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
- Material
- Vitrified Stoneware
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Oven proof
- No
- Stackable
- Stackable
- Weight
- 520g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Vitrified stoneware is denser and more chip-resistant than standard earthenware, and handles daily commercial use well. It is generally heavier than porcelain of a comparable size, which is worth factoring in if your team regularly carry large numbers of plates. For most restaurant and pub dining environments it is a practical and reliable choice.
- Yes — the vitrified stoneware body and glaze are designed to hold up through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles without significant dulling or deterioration. As with any dark-glazed tableware, it is worth following the manufacturer's guidance on detergent compatibility to maintain the finish over time.
- A common starting point is two to three plates per cover when accounting for plates in service, plates being cleared, and plates in the wash cycle. For a 40-cover restaurant, that typically means 80 to 120 plates as a working stock. If you would like help calculating the right quantity for your operation, we are glad to advise.