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Dudson Evo Pearl Coupe Plate 295mm (Pack of 6)

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£103.00(£123.60 inc VAT)
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The Dudson Evo Pearl Coupe Plate is a 295mm round plate produced in vitrified stoneware, finished to give the appearance of hand-thrown pottery. The coupe profile — shallow and rimless — keeps the focus on the food and lends itself to a range of plating styles, from straightforward mains to more composed presentations. The pearl glaze gives a soft, slightly textured surface that reads as considered without being fussy.

Vitrified stoneware is a sensible material choice for commercial tableware. It is denser and more chip-resistant than standard earthenware, which matters when plates are being stacked, transported through a pass, and cycled through a commercial dishwasher multiple times a day. The glaze holds up consistently with repeated washing, so the finish on a plate returning from the kitchen after a hundred covers should look much the same as it did on day one.

In practical terms, this plate offers a few straightforward operational advantages:

  • Rimless coupe profile works across a wide range of portion sizes and plating styles
  • Hand-thrown aesthetic suits informal, bistro, and gastropub settings without looking forced
  • Vitrified stoneware construction handles the stacking and handling demands of busy service
  • Dishwasher safe for high-turnover environments
  • Pack of six is practical for building initial cover sets or topping up existing stock

At 295mm this is a generous main plate. It is worth considering your table size and cover layout before ordering in volume — the coupe format reads larger on the table than a rimmed plate of the same diameter, which can affect how covers sit, particularly on smaller tables.

This plate is well suited to casual dining, bistro, café, and gastropub operations where an artisanal aesthetic is part of the offer. It is less at home in formal fine dining settings where a traditional rimmed plate would typically be more appropriate. If you are building a full cover set from the Evo Pearl range and want to talk through which pieces work together for your menu format, we are happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

How many packs do I need for a typical cover count?

As a working guide, most operators run two to three plates per cover to allow for plates in service, in the wash, and in reserve. For a 40-cover restaurant, six to eight packs of six would give a reasonable operational buffer, though higher-turnover sites may need more.

Is vitrified stoneware durable enough for a busy commercial kitchen?

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for commercial use — it is significantly harder and more chip-resistant than standard earthenware, and the glaze tends to hold up well under daily dishwasher cycling. It is not as hard as porcelain, so heavier-use sites with fast plate turnover may see more wear over time, but for bistro and casual dining environments it is a well-proven material.

Does the 295mm size work on standard restaurant tables?

At 295mm this is a generous main plate, and the rimless coupe profile means it reads larger on the table than a rimmed plate of the same diameter. It is worth checking your cover spacing before ordering in volume, particularly if you are working with smaller two-top tables or tighter banquette layouts.
Dudson Evo Pearl Coupe Plate 295mm (Pack of 6)

£103.00(£123.60 inc VAT)

£103.00(£123.60 inc VAT)

The Dudson Evo Pearl Coupe Plate is a 295mm round plate produced in vitrified stoneware, finished to give the appearance of hand-thrown pottery. The coupe profile — shallow and rimless — keeps the focus on the food and lends itself to a range of plating styles, from straightforward mains to more composed presentations. The pearl glaze gives a soft, slightly textured surface that reads as considered without being fussy.

Vitrified stoneware is a sensible material choice for commercial tableware. It is denser and more chip-resistant than standard earthenware, which matters when plates are being stacked, transported through a pass, and cycled through a commercial dishwasher multiple times a day. The glaze holds up consistently with repeated washing, so the finish on a plate returning from the kitchen after a hundred covers should look much the same as it did on day one.

In practical terms, this plate offers a few straightforward operational advantages:

  • Rimless coupe profile works across a wide range of portion sizes and plating styles
  • Hand-thrown aesthetic suits informal, bistro, and gastropub settings without looking forced
  • Vitrified stoneware construction handles the stacking and handling demands of busy service
  • Dishwasher safe for high-turnover environments
  • Pack of six is practical for building initial cover sets or topping up existing stock

At 295mm this is a generous main plate. It is worth considering your table size and cover layout before ordering in volume — the coupe format reads larger on the table than a rimmed plate of the same diameter, which can affect how covers sit, particularly on smaller tables.

This plate is well suited to casual dining, bistro, café, and gastropub operations where an artisanal aesthetic is part of the offer. It is less at home in formal fine dining settings where a traditional rimmed plate would typically be more appropriate. If you are building a full cover set from the Evo Pearl range and want to talk through which pieces work together for your menu format, we are happy to help.