Churchill Dudson Evo

Rice Bowl 4 1 8" Evo has been designed with the appearance of hand-thrown pottery and its homely charm adds a touch of warmth to any table top.

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.

The Dudson Evo Pearl Coupe Plate is a vitrified stoneware plate finished with a textured, hand-thrown appearance. The coupe profile — a shallow, rimless shape with a gently curved edge — gives a clean, contemporary look that suits a wide range of plating styles, from simple mains to more considered presentation.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for commercial table settings. It offers reasonable durability through repeated dishwasher cycles and handles the everyday demands of a busy service without the fragility of finer bone china. The hand-thrown aesthetic gives each piece a slightly organic, individual character, which works well in settings aiming for a relaxed or artisanal feel rather than a formal dining environment.

For front-of-house teams, the coupe shape is straightforward to stack, store, and handle during service. The profile presents food cleanly without excessive rim space, which suits kitchens where plating consistency matters.

• Vitrified stoneware construction for everyday commercial use
• Coupe profile suits a broad range of plating styles
• Hand-thrown texture adds character without disrupting presentation
• Dishwasher safe for standard commercial warewashing
• Supplied in a pack of six, practical for building or topping up covers

This plate is well suited to casual dining restaurants, gastropubs, café-bistros, and hotel dining rooms where operators want a warmer aesthetic than plain white porcelain without sacrificing practicality. It is less suited to high-volume canteen environments where heavier-duty, more impact-resistant tableware is typically the better choice.

If you are building a full cover set or coordinating across a range of piece types, it is worth speaking with the team to make sure everything works together before you order.

The Dudson Evo Pearl Coupe Plate is a vitrified stoneware plate designed to replicate the organic, textured finish of hand-thrown pottery. The 228mm coupe profile — a shallow, rimless form — keeps the focus on the food whilst giving chefs a generous, clean surface to plate on. The pearl glaze finish gives each piece a subtle warmth that sits naturally in relaxed dining environments without looking out of place in smarter settings.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for commercial tableware. The vitrification process produces a dense, low-porosity body that resists chipping and crazing better than standard earthenware, and holds up reliably through the repeated thermal cycles of a commercial dishwasher. The Evo Pearl range is particularly well suited to operations where the rustic, artisan aesthetic matters as much as durability — casual dining restaurants, gastro pubs, cafés, and hotel brasseries are typical environments where this style of plate performs well.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Vitrified stoneware is heavier than porcelain — at 710g per plate, front-of-house teams carrying full covers will notice the weight over a long service
• The coupe format plates up well for mains and generous starters, but the 228mm diameter is towards the smaller end for a main plate in high-end settings
• Supplied in packs of six, which suits topping up an existing set or trialling the range before committing to larger quantities

If you are building a full cover set or want to discuss how the Evo Pearl range sits alongside other sizes and shapes in the Dudson collection, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Dudson Evo Pearl coupe plate is a vitrified stoneware side or starter plate produced in a shallow, rimless coupe profile. The surface carries a textured finish that references the appearance of hand-thrown pottery, giving each piece an organic, slightly uneven character without sacrificing the dimensional consistency that commercial service demands.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for busy front-of-house environments. The vitrification process densifies the clay body, producing a plate that resists chipping and crazing better than standard earthenware and holds up well through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles. The Evo Pearl glaze finish is consistent enough to present cleanly under restaurant lighting while retaining the informal warmth that suits relaxed dining concepts.

Key practical points for operators:

• Vitrified stoneware body resists chipping through regular commercial use
• Coupe profile simplifies stacking and storage in tight pass areas
• Textured pearl finish suits relaxed, bistro-style table presentations
• Compatible with standard commercial dishwasher cycles
• Supplied in a pack of six, suiting initial range trials or topping up existing covers

At 203mm, this plate works well as a side plate, bread plate, or starter plate. It is less suited to main course plating where a larger surface area is typically needed, though smaller portion concepts may find it versatile. Operators building a full cover should note that Dudson's Evo Pearl range includes larger plate sizes for a matched table setting.

If you are specifying tableware across a new opening or a full cover replacement and want to discuss quantities, mix of sizes, or how the Evo Pearl finish sits alongside other range elements, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

Coupe Plate 10 3 4" Evo has been designed with the appearance of hand-thrown pottery and its homely charm adds a touch of warmth to any table top.

The Dudson Evo Pearl flat plate is a large-format dinner plate made from vitrified stoneware, finished with a subtly textured surface that references the character of hand-thrown pottery. It sits within the Evo Pearl range, which is designed to bring an informal, tactile quality to table presentation while retaining the durability that daily commercial service demands. Plates are supplied in packs of four.

Vitrified stoneware is a well-regarded material in professional hospitality. The vitrification process produces a dense, low-porosity body that resists staining and chipping more effectively than standard earthenware, and the material holds up reliably to regular dishwasher cycling in a busy kitchen environment. The pearl finish has a quiet warmth that sits comfortably across a range of settings — from relaxed bistro and gastropub dining through to more considered independent restaurant presentations.

At 318mm, this is a generous plate that gives chefs adequate space for considered main course plating. It is commonly used in gastropubs, independent restaurants, and hotel dining rooms as the principal dinner plate where presentation matters but practicality cannot be compromised.

• Vitrified stoneware body resists chipping and staining through daily service cycles
• Textured pearl finish adds visual warmth without disrupting a professional table setting
• Generous diameter provides space for considered chef plating on main courses
• Dishwasher safe for reliable turnaround between covers
• Packs of four suit top-up purchasing or trialling the range before committing to volume

If you are specifying tableware across a full dining room or looking to coordinate pieces within the broader Evo Pearl range, it is worth having a conversation with us before placing a larger order — we can help with piece selection and pack quantities relative to your cover count.

The Dudson Evo Pearl flat plate is a 250mm vitrified stoneware plate with a glaze designed to replicate the look and feel of hand-thrown pottery. It sits within Churchill's broader Evo Pearl range and is aimed at operators who want a warmer, more characterful table setting without moving away from the robustness that commercial service demands.

Vitrified stoneware is a well-established material in hospitality environments. Its low porosity compared to standard earthenware helps resist staining and surface damage under the kind of daily handling that restaurant and hotel tableware takes. The Evo Pearl glaze has been developed to hold its finish through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles, which matters in any operation running multiple covers per day.

At 250mm, this plate works comfortably as a main course plate or a generous starter, giving kitchen teams enough room to present food properly without the plate feeling oversized on the table. The 770g weight gives it a solid, considered feel that holds up well against lighter, thinner alternatives.

• Vitrified construction reduces porosity and resists staining in daily service
• Glaze finish holds up through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
• Warm, artisanal aesthetic suits informal and contemporary dining concepts
• Solid weight gives a quality feel without being impractical to handle
• Pack of six suits both initial stocking and ongoing breakage top-up

This plate is well suited to independent restaurants, boutique hotels, and casual dining operations where the appearance of the tableware is part of the overall experience. For very high-turnover operations running several sittings daily, it is worth thinking through anticipated breakage volumes before committing to a quantity.

If you are putting together a full table setting or adding to an existing Evo Pearl collection, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

The Dudson Evo Pearl deep plate is a vitrified stoneware piece finished with a texture that references hand-thrown pottery. The result is a plate that carries the warmth and informality of artisan tableware while being made to withstand the rigours of professional service. It comes supplied in packs of four, which suits operators looking to build or supplement a cover count gradually.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for commercial table settings. It is denser and more chip-resistant than standard earthenware, and the Evo Pearl's glaze holds up well through repeated dishwasher cycles without the surface dulling noticeably over time. The depth of the plate makes it well suited to dishes where some volume is needed — pasta, risotto, stew-based mains, or plated desserts with a sauce component.

• Textured finish adds visual warmth without requiring elaborate plate presentation
• Depth suits sauced mains, pasta, and generous dessert portions
• Vitrified stoneware construction handles commercial dishwasher use reliably
• Neutral pearl tone works across a range of table linen and décor styles
• Pack-of-four format suits incremental stock building

This plate is best suited to casual dining, bistro, and gastropub environments where the handcrafted aesthetic fits the overall look and feel. It is less likely to suit formal fine-dining settings where a more refined, smooth-glazed piece would be a better match. For operators running high covers with rapid turnaround, it is worth considering the full range alongside this plate to ensure consistency across courses.

If you are unsure whether the Evo Pearl works with your existing tableware or whether the depth suits your menu, we are happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Dudson Evo Pearl deep plate is a vitrified stoneware piece designed to replicate the look and feel of hand-thrown pottery. The uneven, tactile surface and warm, neutral glaze give it a character that sits naturally in relaxed dining environments — bistros, gastropubs, farm-to-table restaurants, and casual dining rooms where the tableware is expected to complement the food rather than compete with it.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for busy front-of-house operations. It fires at high temperatures to produce a dense, low-porosity body that resists chipping better than standard earthenware and holds up well to the daily handling demands of a working kitchen. The Evo Pearl range is dishwasher safe and designed to maintain its appearance through repeated commercial wash cycles without significant fading or crazing to the glaze.

As a deep plate, it offers more capacity than a standard flat plate of the same diameter, making it a versatile choice for pasta, risotto, noodle dishes, stews, and plated mains where a lip is needed to contain sauces. The 241mm diameter is a practical all-rounder — substantial enough for a main course, without being oversized for a starter or sharing portion.

These are sold in packs of six, which suits operators building cover sets gradually or topping up existing stock in the Evo Pearl range. The stoneware body is heavier than porcelain equivalents, which is worth considering if front-of-house staff are carrying large numbers of covers at once.

If you're building a full table setting around the Evo Pearl range or have questions about mixing pieces across a service, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Dudson Evo Pearl Deep Oval Bowl is a vitrified stoneware piece designed to replicate the appearance of hand-thrown pottery. The off-white, textured finish gives it a relaxed, artisan quality that works well on informal table settings where operators want to move away from the standard white fine-china look without sacrificing practicality.

Vitrified stoneware is a sensible choice for front-of-house use in busy environments. It handles repeated commercial dishwasher cycles reliably, resists chipping better than standard earthenware, and the Evo Pearl glaze holds its appearance over time without fading or crazing under normal service conditions. The deep oval format is well suited to sharing plates, pasta, salads, and composed dishes where presentation benefits from a defined well.

From an operational standpoint, the bowls offer a few practical advantages worth noting:

• Vitrified stoneware construction tolerates daily commercial dishwasher use
• Deep oval profile suitable for plated mains, pasta, and sharing dishes
• Hand-thrown aesthetic supports casual dining and bistro-style menus
• Consistent glaze finish aids presentation across covers
• Sold in packs of six, simplifying stock management for smaller operations

There are no unusual handling or storage requirements. As with all stoneware, stacking should be managed sensibly to avoid rim damage, and operators running high cover volumes will want to assess whether a larger pack format better suits their par stock needs.

The Evo Pearl range is particularly well suited to independent restaurants, gastropubs, hotel dining rooms, and café-style operators looking for tableware that reinforces a relaxed, quality-led aesthetic. For operations requiring a more formal or fine-dining presentation, other ranges in the catalogue may be more appropriate.

If you are specifying tableware across a full menu or want to discuss how the Evo Pearl range fits your concept, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Dudson Evo Pearl Deep Oval Bowl is a vitrified stoneware piece designed to replicate the look and texture of hand-thrown pottery. The oval format and generous depth make it a practical choice for presenting dishes that benefit from a more informal, rustic aesthetic — think sharing portions, pasta, salads, or casual mains where presentation matters as much as function.

Vitrified stoneware is well regarded in commercial environments for its durability and resistance to chipping under the everyday handling demands of a busy service. The Evo Pearl finish gives a consistent, slightly textured surface that reads as artisan without the fragility of actual handmade ceramics — meaning it can move through a commercial dishwasher cycle reliably and hold its appearance over time.

Practically speaking, the oval shape adds versatility to a table setting, working well alongside round plates or as a standalone serving vessel. The depth means it handles wet or sauced dishes without risk of spillage during service, which matters when floor staff are covering multiple covers at pace.

• Holds presentation well with sauced or wet dishes during service
• Oval format complements both round and rectangular tableware
• Vitrified construction withstands repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
• Hand-thrown aesthetic suits casual dining, bistro, and gastropub settings
• Sold in packs of 6, convenient for building or topping up cover stock

This bowl is well suited to independent restaurants, bistros, gastropubs, and hotel dining rooms looking for tableware that carries a relaxed, artisan quality without sacrificing durability. It is less likely to suit high-volume operations where uniformity and speed of replacement are the primary concern over aesthetic.

If you are building out a full table setting or are unsure how this piece sits alongside other Evo Pearl items, the team is happy to advise before you commit to quantity.

The Dudson Evo Jet rectangular tray is a vitrified stoneware serving piece with a textured, hand-thrown appearance and a deep near-black finish. It sits within the broader Evo Jet range, which is designed around an informal, artisan aesthetic — the kind of tableware that feels considered rather than purely functional, and where the visual contrast between the dark glaze and lighter food presentations is a deliberate part of the concept.

Vitrified stoneware is a well-proven material in commercial hospitality. Firing at high temperatures produces a dense, low-porosity body that resists chipping more reliably than standard earthenware and holds up under the daily handling demands of a busy service. These trays run through commercial dishwashers at normal cycle temperatures without issue, which keeps turnaround practical during a busy sitting.

In operational terms, the Evo Jet tray offers:

• A consistent finish across pieces, supporting a uniform table presentation
• A robust body that tolerates repeated commercial dishwash cycles
• A format well suited to sharing plates, antipasti, charcuterie, or dessert presentations
• Pack-of-four supply, making it straightforward to build cover numbers incrementally

These trays are most at home in casual dining restaurants, wine bars, bistros, and hotel food and beverage operations where an informal, tactile aesthetic is part of the dining concept. They are less suited to high-formality settings where a classical porcelain finish would be the expected choice.

If you are building out a full cover count or mixing pieces across the Evo Jet range, the team is happy to talk through quantities before you commit to an order.

The Dudson Evo Jet rectangular tray is a vitrified stoneware serving piece from the Churchill portfolio, designed to carry the visual character of hand-thrown pottery while holding up to the demands of daily commercial service. The Jet colourway — a deep, matte black — gives it a contemporary appearance that sits comfortably in casual dining rooms, café environments, and relaxed hospitality concepts where a considered table aesthetic matters.

Vitrified stoneware is a sensible material choice for operations that cycle tableware through regular warewashing. It is denser and harder-wearing than standard earthenware, which means it handles stacking, tray transport, and the knocks of a busy pass better than more fragile alternatives. The finish holds its appearance under normal service conditions without requiring anything beyond standard commercial warewashing practice.

In use, the rectangular format gives a little more compositional flexibility than a round equivalent of similar footprint — useful for arranged starters, sharing portions, or snack presentations where visual consistency from cover to cover matters. It works equally well as a small sharing board or a solo starter plate depending on your menu.

• Vitrified stoneware construction withstands daily stacking and warewashing cycles
• Matte black Jet finish suits contemporary and informal dining concepts
• Rectangular format supports composed plating and portion consistency
• Hand-thrown aesthetic adds character without compromising practical durability
• Pack of six suits batch replacement or gradual set build-out

Supplied in packs of six, these trays are practical for smaller operations building a set incrementally or for larger sites replacing pieces in manageable quantities. If you are working out quantities per cover or fitting out a broader table concept, our team is happy to help you think it through.

The Dudson Evo Jet Rice Bowl is part of the Evo Jet range, a vitrified stoneware collection finished to resemble hand-thrown pottery. The dark, textured appearance gives each piece an informal, artisan quality that sits well on relaxed dining tables and works particularly well with Asian-influenced menus, noodle dishes, and rice-based service formats.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for busy foodservice environments. It is denser and more chip-resistant than standard earthenware, which matters when bowls are being handled repeatedly through a busy service or passing through a commercial dishwasher multiple times a day. The finish holds up well under regular use without losing its character.

• Generous capacity suits rice, noodle, and sharing-style presentations
• Hand-thrown aesthetic adds warmth to informal table settings
• Vitrified construction resists chipping under commercial handling
• Dishwasher safe for high-turnover service environments
• Sold in packs of six, practical for building consistent covers

As with all stoneware, it is worth considering whether the weight is appropriate for your style of service and the volume of covers you turn. At 550g per bowl, this is a substantial piece — well suited to relaxed dining settings where tactile, considered tableware adds to the guest experience, but perhaps less suited to very high-volume canteen operations where lighter ware is more practical.

The Evo Jet range is a good fit for independent restaurants, café-restaurants, and casual dining venues looking for tableware that complements a natural or artisan aesthetic. If you are equipping a larger operation or need tableware built for extremely high throughput, it is worth discussing alternatives.

If you are putting together a full table setting or want to check whether the Evo Jet pieces work well together for your menu format, our team is happy to advise.

Rice Bowl 4 1 8" Evo has been designed with the appearance of hand-thrown pottery and its homely charm adds a touch of warmth to any table top.

The Dudson Evo Jet Coupe Plate is a 295mm vitrified stoneware plate finished with a surface texture that references hand-thrown pottery. The dark, matte-toned glaze gives it a robust, earthy character well suited to informal dining, bistro settings, and contemporary casual restaurants where the tableware is expected to contribute to the overall feel of the cover.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for busy front-of-house operations. It is considerably more chip-resistant than standard earthenware and holds up well through repeated dishwasher cycles in a commercial environment. The Evo Jet range is designed to maintain its appearance over sustained use, which matters when replacing individual pieces from a set becomes a practical and cost consideration. At 630g per plate, there is a reassuring weight to the piece without being burdensome for floor staff during service.

The coupe profile — a flat, rimless or minimal-rim form — gives plating teams a clean, uninterrupted surface to work with, which suits a range of presentation styles from simple composed dishes to more elaborate plating. The 295mm diameter is a practical main-course size, giving adequate room for portion and garnish without excess.

• Vitrified stoneware construction handles the rigours of daily commercial dishwashing
• Textured, hand-thrown aesthetic suits informal and contemporary dining concepts
• Coupe profile offers a clean canvas for varied plating styles
• Sold in packs of six, suiting incremental stock building or topping up existing sets

If you are building a full table setting or need to match existing Evo Jet pieces across different plate sizes or shapes, it is worth having a conversation with us before ordering to make sure everything coordinates correctly across your covers.

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.

The Dudson Evo Jet Coupe Plate is a vitrified stoneware plate with a rimless coupe profile and a dark, matte-finish glaze that gives it the look and feel of hand-thrown pottery. At 228mm across, it sits comfortably as a starter or side plate, though depending on portion size it can work as a main plate for lighter dishes. The Evo Jet colourway — a deep, near-black tone — suits contemporary plating styles where the colour of the food is intended to stand out against a dark ground.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for busy front-of-house environments. It is appreciably more chip-resistant than standard earthenware and holds up well through commercial dishwasher cycles, which is a meaningful consideration when plates are being turned around repeatedly during service. The coupe shape — with no raised rim — is straightforward to stack, load into racks, and wipe clean between services.

Key practical points for operators:

• Rimless coupe profile stacks efficiently and loads cleanly into standard plate racks
• Vitrified stoneware construction handles repeated commercial dishwasher cycling reliably
• Dark Evo Jet glaze complements contemporary plating presentations
• Hand-thrown aesthetic suits relaxed dining, bistro, and casual restaurant formats
• Sold in packs of 6, which suits incremental stock building or replacement purchasing

These plates are best suited to casual dining venues, bistros, and independent restaurants where a tactile, artisan feel is part of the table setting. They are less likely to be the right choice for high-formality dining or venues that require a stark white canvas. If your operation runs very high covers and needs maximum durability at scale, it is worth exploring heavier-duty options before committing to a full order.

If you are unsure whether the size or finish is right for your menu and table layout, we are happy to talk it through.

The Dudson Evo Jet coupe plate is a 203mm round plate finished in a deep black vitrified stoneware body. The Evo range is made to replicate the look of hand-thrown pottery — uneven edges, a tactile surface, and a character that suits modern plating styles without requiring rustic or artisan-specific menus. The coupe profile means no rim, giving chefs the full plate surface to work with.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for commercial service. It fires at high temperatures, producing a dense body that resists chipping better than standard earthenware and holds up well through repeated dishwasher cycles. The Evo Jet's dark glaze also helps conceal minor scratching that accumulates with everyday use, which can extend the presentable life of the plate in a busy environment.

For front-of-house teams, the coupe format makes stacking straightforward, and the 203mm size is well suited to starter portions, desserts, or small plates in a sharing-style menu. At 420g per plate, they have a solid feel in the hand without being cumbersome to carry in multiples.

• Coupe profile gives chefs the full plate surface for plating
• Vitrified stoneware body withstands regular commercial dishwasher use
• Dark Jet finish helps conceal surface wear over time
• Stacks neatly for storage and service efficiency
• 203mm diameter suits starters, desserts, and small-plate menus

These are sold in packs of six, which works well for building out cover counts incrementally or matching to an existing Evo Jet collection. For high-volume operations running multiple sittings, it is worth considering how many covers your back stock needs to support before committing to a quantity.

If you are putting together a full table setting or have questions about mixing sizes within the Evo Jet range, our team is happy to help you work through what you need.

Coupe Plate 11 5 8" Evo has been designed with the appearance of hand-thrown pottery and its homely charm adds a touch of warmth to any table top.

The Dudson Evo Jet flat plate is a 318mm vitrified stoneware plate finished in a deep, textured matt black that draws on the aesthetic of hand-thrown pottery. It is sold in packs of four, which suits operators looking to build a cover set incrementally or replace pieces without committing to large case quantities.

Vitrified stoneware is produced by firing the clay body at high temperature until it becomes dense and non-porous. The result is a plate that is more chip-resistant than standard earthenware and better equipped for the daily demands of commercial service — repeated dishwasher cycles, stacking in a busy pass, and general handling across multiple covers. In practice, the material holds up well in environments where tableware takes a reasonable amount of punishment.

At 318mm, this is a generous main course plate. Chefs have sufficient space to compose dishes without the presentation feeling crowded at the rim, which is a practical consideration for kitchens where plating style is part of the offer. The craft-influenced finish works naturally alongside contemporary plating and sits comfortably in casual dining, gastropub, and bistro settings.

• Vitrified stoneware body resists chipping under regular commercial use
• Compatible with commercial dishwashers
• Generous 318mm diameter gives chefs adequate plating space
• Consistent finish across the pack supports uniform table presentation
• Pack-of-four format allows phased stock building or straightforward replacement

Weight is worth considering. At 1.57kg per plate, the Evo Jet is a substantial piece — typical of stoneware — and front-of-house teams carrying multiple covers in a single trip may notice the difference over a long service. If plate weight is a concern for your operation, lighter alternatives within the wider Dudson range are available.

If you are matching these plates to other pieces in the Evo Jet range or working out quantities for a full cover set, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Dudson Evo Jet flat plate is a 250mm vitrified stoneware plate finished in a deep, matte black. The Evo range is designed to evoke the aesthetic of hand-thrown pottery — each piece carries a subtly textured, artisan quality — while being manufactured to the consistency and durability standards a busy commercial kitchen requires. It reads as considered and contemporary on the pass without demanding the careful handling that genuinely handmade ceramics would.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for commercial service. The vitrification process significantly reduces porosity, making the surface more resistant to staining, odour absorption, and the hairline crazing that can develop over time with lower-grade ceramics. The dark glaze tends to hold its finish well under regular commercial dishwasher cycles, and minor surface marks during service are far less visible against a dark background than they would be on lighter colourways — a small but useful operational advantage during a busy service.

The 250mm diameter sits comfortably in the mid-range for main course plating. It provides enough surface area for a well-composed dish without the overhang that can create handling difficulties on tighter table covers. The 770g weight per plate is solid without being cumbersome for front-of-house staff working through multiple covers.

• Vitrified stoneware construction resists staining and crazing under regular commercial use
• Dark matte finish conceals minor marks during service, reducing mid-service plate changes
• Consistent profile across the Evo Jet range simplifies stacking and storage
• Well suited to modern bistro, restaurant, and hotel dining environments
• Part of a coordinated range including bowls and additional flatware in the same finish

This plate works well as part of a broader Evo Jet table setting, and for operations building a full cover, the range extends to complementary pieces in the same material and finish. For very high-volume sites turning multiple sittings, it is worth considering total plate count and storage capacity before ordering — pack sizing and buffer stock requirements vary significantly by service volume.

If you are building a new table concept or integrating into an existing range, we are happy to talk through sizing, volume, and how the Evo Jet fits within the wider Dudson portfolio.

The Dudson Evo Jet deep plate is part of the Evo range, which takes its visual cues from hand-thrown pottery — an uneven, tactile rim profile and a dark, matte-toned glaze that sits comfortably on informal dining tables. The deep plate format gives a reasonable well depth for dishes where a little sauce or dressing needs containing, without the plate becoming impractically heavy to carry.

Made from vitrified stoneware, these plates are built to withstand the daily rigours of commercial service — stacking, dishwasher cycling, and the general handling that comes with a busy cover count. Vitrified stoneware is denser and less porous than standard earthenware, which means it resists chipping and crazing better over time, and it holds heat reasonably well once warmed. That said, it is heavier than porcelain equivalents, which is worth considering for front-of-house teams handling high volumes at pace.

• Vitrified stoneware construction resists chipping and crazing in daily service
• Hand-thrown aesthetic suits relaxed, informal, and bistro-style dining concepts
• Deep plate profile contains sauced dishes and dressings effectively
• Dishwasher safe for efficient turnaround between covers
• Supplied in packs of four, practical for smaller builds or top-up orders

These plates are well suited to cafés, gastropubs, bistros, and casual dining restaurants where the rustic, artisan aesthetic fits the front-of-house concept. They are less suited to high-volume, fast-turnaround operations where the weight of stoneware can slow service or increase breakage rates. Packs of four are useful for topping up an existing Evo Jet service or trialling the range before committing to a larger order.

If you are building out a full table setting or unsure whether the Evo Jet range fits your concept and cover volume, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Dudson Evo Jet deep plate is part of the Evo range, which takes its visual cues from hand-thrown stoneware pottery. The dark jet glaze and tactile surface give it a grounded, informal character that works well in casual dining, bistro, and pub restaurant settings where the tableware is expected to complement relaxed, food-led concepts rather than formal fine dining.

Made from vitrified stoneware, these plates are built to handle the daily demands of commercial service. Vitrified stoneware is denser and less porous than standard earthenware, which means better resistance to chipping, staining, and crazing over time — practical qualities that matter when plates are cycling through a commercial dishwasher multiple times a day. At 840g per plate, there is a solid, quality feel without being unwieldy for front-of-house staff during busy service.

The deep plate format is suited to dishes that benefit from some depth — pasta, risotto, noodle dishes, or plated mains with sauces that need containment. It gives chefs a versatile canvas without being as deep as a bowl.

• Vitrified stoneware construction resists chipping and staining under regular commercial use
• Hand-thrown aesthetic suits casual dining, bistro, and food-focused pub concepts
• Deep rim retains sauced and liquid-heavy dishes effectively
• Dishwasher safe for high-frequency commercial cycles
• Sold in packs of six — practical for building or topping up covers

These plates are well suited to operations running between 30 and 100 covers where consistency of presentation matters and the aesthetic fits the concept. For very high-volume sites with significant plate attrition, it is worth considering whether a lighter, more chip-resistant porcelain range would be more economical over time.

If you are building a tableware specification or are unsure whether the Evo Jet range fits your concept, we are happy to talk it through.

The Dudson Evo Jet deep oval bowl is part of the Evo range, a vitrified stoneware collection designed to replicate the tactile, slightly irregular appearance of hand-thrown pottery. The jet colourway gives each piece a dark, matt-finish aesthetic that sits well in contemporary casual dining settings, sharing plate formats, and modern bistro environments.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical choice for commercial tableware. It fires at high temperatures, producing a dense, low-porosity body that resists chipping better than standard earthenware and holds up well to the daily demands of a busy cover count. The deep oval format makes these bowls versatile across a range of dishes — pasta, salads, sharing sides, and broth-based dishes all present well in the shape.

From an operational standpoint, the Evo Jet range offers a few practical advantages worth noting:

• Dark glaze helps mask minor surface marks during a long service
• Uniform sizing supports consistent plating and portion presentation
• Vitrified construction is dishwasher safe for high-throughput warewashing
• Sold in a pack of six, practical for building stock in stages

These bowls do not carry a thermal retention claim, so they are best suited to ambient or warm-served dishes rather than applications where heat retention is critical. As with all stoneware, handling during warewashing should account for the weight of each piece — at 760g per bowl, rack loading and stacking require a little care to avoid unnecessary breakage.

The Evo Jet range suits casual dining restaurants, gastro pubs, and café-style venues looking for a consistent, tactile aesthetic without moving into fine dining tableware price points. Operators running higher cover volumes may want to consider ordering in larger quantities to manage attrition.

If you are building out a full table setting or matching to existing Evo Jet pieces, the team is happy to advise on range compatibility and quantities before you order.

The Dudson Evo Jet Deep Oval Bowl is part of the Evo range, a vitrified stoneware collection designed to replicate the look and feel of hand-thrown pottery. The oval form and deep profile make it a practical choice for presenting pasta, salads, sharing dishes, or plated desserts where a more generous bowl depth is needed. The jet colourway — a deep, near-black finish — suits contemporary and casual dining environments equally well.

Vitrified stoneware is a sensible choice for busy front-of-house use. It fires to a denser, less porous body than standard earthenware, which improves chip resistance and helps the glaze hold its appearance through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles. The Evo range is designed to take the daily handling that hospitality service demands without looking tired quickly.

Operationally, this bowl works well where operators want to move away from plain white crockery without introducing something that feels mismatched or overly rustic. The hand-thrown aesthetic gives warmth to a table setting while remaining versatile enough to complement most food presentations. Selling in packs of six, it suits operators building or supplementing cover sets incrementally rather than committing to a full service from the outset.

It is worth considering that stoneware, whilst durable, carries more weight per piece than porcelain alternatives — relevant if front-of-house staff are clearing covers at pace or if storage space is limited. The finish can also vary slightly between production batches, which is characteristic of this style and generally considered a feature rather than a flaw, but worth bearing in mind for operators who require strict visual consistency across large cover counts.

This bowl is well suited to independent restaurants, bistros, gastropubs, and boutique hotels looking for tableware that adds character without requiring a complete range overhaul. If you are building a full table setting around the Evo Jet range or need guidance on cover quantities for your service volume, the team is happy to help.

The Dudson Evo Granite rectangular tray is a vitrified stoneware serving piece with a granite-effect finish that gives it a natural, tactile quality. It sits comfortably between rustic and considered — at home on a gastropub bar menu or a casual dining table without looking out of place in a more composed restaurant setting. Sold in packs of four, it is a practical buying unit for operators equipping a section or topping up stock.

Vitrified stoneware fires to a dense, low-porosity body that resists chipping better than standard earthenware and holds up reliably through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles. The Evo Granite glaze maintains its appearance under normal front-of-house use, though as with any decorative tableware it benefits from careful stacking during washing and storage to avoid surface wear over time.

The rectangular format lends itself well to a range of service styles:

• Sharing boards and antipasti for informal table service
• Snack and bar-food presentation in pub and café environments
• Small-plate or tapas formats where neat food arrangement matters
• Starter or dessert plating as an alternative to conventional round ware

There are no installation or utility requirements. As with all vitrified stoneware, avoid sudden thermal shock — allow pieces to reach ambient temperature before loading into a commercial dishwasher on a full hot cycle.

This tray is well suited to cafés, gastropubs, casual dining restaurants, and hotel bar operations where informal but considered presentation is the aim. If you are equipping a larger cover count or want to understand how the Evo Granite range works across different formats, the team is happy to talk through what makes sense for your operation.

The Dudson Evo Granite rectangular tray is a vitrified stoneware serving piece from the Evo range, which is styled to replicate the look and feel of hand-thrown pottery. The result is an organic, tactile surface with a granite-effect finish that sits comfortably in casual dining rooms, café environments, and hospitality venues where a warmer, less formal aesthetic is preferred over standard white china.

Vitrified stoneware is a practical material for commercial service use. It is denser and less porous than standard ceramics, which makes it more resistant to staining and better able to tolerate repeated cycles through a commercial dishwasher without significant degradation in appearance. At this size, the tray is well suited to bread, accompaniments, sharing portions, and side dishes — the rectangular format offers a useful alternative to round plates for adding variety to plated presentation without breaking from the Evo Granite look.

• Vitrified stoneware construction resists staining under repeated commercial dishwasher use
• Hand-thrown appearance suits informal dining, café, and hospitality table settings
• Rectangular format works well for bread, sides, and sharing portions
• Supplied in a pack of six, practical for stocking consistent cover sets
• Consistent granite-effect finish across the range supports coordinated table presentation

These trays are best used for smaller servings and accompaniments rather than as a primary plate. Venues building out a full Evo Granite table setting should consider the broader range to maintain a consistent look across all covers.

If you are putting together a coordinated table setting or are unsure which pieces from the Evo Granite range best suit your service style, the team are happy to talk it through with you.

The Dudson Evo Granite rice bowl is part of the Evo range, a vitrified stoneware collection finished to resemble hand-thrown pottery. The textured granite appearance gives the piece an informal, artisan quality that works well on casual dining tables and complements contemporary Asian, fusion, or street food-style menus. Each bowl holds 850ml, making it a practical size for rice dishes, noodle sides, or sharing portions.

Vitrified stoneware is a well-regarded choice for busy food service operations. It fires at high temperatures to produce a dense, non-porous body that resists chipping and crazing better than standard earthenware, and it handles the daily demands of commercial dishwashing without the glaze deteriorating quickly. The Evo Granite finish is consistent across pieces, which matters when you are setting covers and want a coherent look across the table.

• Durable vitrified stoneware construction suited to daily commercial use
• Hand-thrown aesthetic adds character to casual or contemporary table settings
• 850ml capacity works well for rice, noodle sides, or sharing portions
• Resists chipping and crazing under repeated commercial dishwashing
• Supplied in a pack of six for straightforward stock management

It is worth considering that stoneware is heavier than porcelain, which can be a factor for front-of-house teams handling large cover volumes. The weight per piece is something to bear in mind if you are outfitting a high-turnover operation where speed of clearing and resetting matters.

These bowls are well suited to independent restaurants, casual dining concepts, and hospitality venues looking for tableware that moves away from the standard white porcelain look without sacrificing durability. If your operation requires a lighter piece or a more formal finish, other ranges in the wider catalogue may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether the Evo Granite range fits the style and service demands of your operation, we are happy to talk it through.