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Dudson Harvest Grey Coupe Plate 220mm (Pack of 12)

SKU: FE360

£117.00(£140.40 inc VAT)

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The Dudson Harvest Grey Coupe Plate is a porcelain flatware piece from the Harvest range, finished with a hand-applied glaze that gives each plate a subtly individual character. The coupe profile — shallow and rimless — keeps the focus on the food itself, making it a practical choice for operators who want their tableware to frame a dish without drawing attention away from it.

Porcelain construction gives the plate a solid feel in service without being unwieldy for front-of-house staff carrying multiples. The neutral grey tone sits comfortably alongside a wide variety of food styles and plating approaches, and the textured surface holds its appearance well through regular commercial dishwashing cycles. Plates stack cleanly on the pass and in storage without the glaze finish causing handling difficulties.

At 217mm in diameter, this is a mid-sized plate well suited to starters, sharing plates, or lighter main courses. It tends to find a natural home in gastropubs, farm-to-table restaurants, and contemporary café-restaurant spaces where earthy, understated tableware is part of the broader aesthetic. The Harvest range includes other sizes and shapes, so operators building a full table scheme have scope to create a coordinated look across courses.

For operations prioritising volume and uniformity over character, a plainer commercial porcelain may be a more practical fit. Equally, if a larger main-course plate is needed, other sizes within the Harvest range are worth considering alongside this piece.

If you are putting together a tableware scheme and want to talk through which sizes and shapes work together, we are happy to help you work through the options before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

Is this plate suitable for daily use in a busy restaurant service?

Yes — porcelain is a practical material for regular commercial use and handles repeated dishwashing well. The hand-applied glaze finish is more of an aesthetic characteristic than a structural consideration, and the plates perform reliably in a standard pass-and-return cycle.

What kind of menu or concept suits the Harvest Grey range best?

The earthy, textured aesthetic tends to work best in settings where the tableware is expected to complement the food story — gastropubs, seasonal restaurants, farm-to-table concepts, and contemporary café-dining spaces. It is less suited to environments where a very clean, uniform white look is the priority.

Are other sizes available in the Harvest Grey range to build a full table scheme?

Yes, the Harvest range includes a variety of sizes and shapes beyond this 217mm coupe plate. If you are building a coordinated table scheme across starters, mains, and sharing plates, it is worth discussing the full range with us before ordering to make sure the pieces work together in practice.

Dudson Harvest Grey Coupe Plate 220mm (Pack of 12)

£117.00(£140.40 inc VAT)

£117.00(£140.40 inc VAT)

The Dudson Harvest Grey Coupe Plate is a porcelain flatware piece from the Harvest range, finished with a hand-applied glaze that gives each plate a subtly individual character. The coupe profile — shallow and rimless — keeps the focus on the food itself, making it a practical choice for operators who want their tableware to frame a dish without drawing attention away from it.

Porcelain construction gives the plate a solid feel in service without being unwieldy for front-of-house staff carrying multiples. The neutral grey tone sits comfortably alongside a wide variety of food styles and plating approaches, and the textured surface holds its appearance well through regular commercial dishwashing cycles. Plates stack cleanly on the pass and in storage without the glaze finish causing handling difficulties.

At 217mm in diameter, this is a mid-sized plate well suited to starters, sharing plates, or lighter main courses. It tends to find a natural home in gastropubs, farm-to-table restaurants, and contemporary café-restaurant spaces where earthy, understated tableware is part of the broader aesthetic. The Harvest range includes other sizes and shapes, so operators building a full table scheme have scope to create a coordinated look across courses.

For operations prioritising volume and uniformity over character, a plainer commercial porcelain may be a more practical fit. Equally, if a larger main-course plate is needed, other sizes within the Harvest range are worth considering alongside this piece.

If you are putting together a tableware scheme and want to talk through which sizes and shapes work together, we are happy to help you work through the options before you commit.