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Dudson Harvest Ink Round Bowl 250mm Porcelain (Pack of 12)

SKU: FE351

£223.00(£267.60 inc VAT)
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The Harvest Ink round bowl is part of Dudson's Harvest Ink range — a porcelain tableware collection built around a deliberately uneven, hand-finished surface texture that references artisan and farm-to-table dining aesthetics. At 250mm, this is a generous, versatile bowl format capable of carrying sharing plates, pasta, substantial starters, or desserts across a varied menu.

Porcelain of this construction performs reliably in commercial service. It is denser and more chip-resistant than earthenware, and the neutral ink-toned finish tends to age gracefully, remaining presentable through the kind of repeated handling and dishwasher cycling that tableware takes in a busy operation. The hand-finished glaze does mean minor variation between individual pieces, which is consistent with the range's character — but worth briefing front-of-house teams on, particularly in settings where guests may notice or comment on it.

A few practical points for operators building or replenishing covers:

  • Hand-finished glaze produces intentional variation between pieces — characteristic of the range
  • Porcelain construction handles commercial dishwasher cycles without issue
  • Sold in packs of 12, which suits initial cover builds or structured top-up ordering
  • The tactile surface suits relaxed, informal settings rather than high-formality environments

This bowl is well suited to independent restaurants, gastro pubs, brasseries, and café-restaurants where an informal, less uniform tabletop aesthetic is a deliberate choice. It is less appropriate where a smooth, consistent fine-dining finish is expected.

If you are building a full cover set or mixing formats within the Harvest Ink range, our team is happy to talk through quantities and complementary pieces before you commit to an order.

Frequently asked questions

Is the variation between bowls noticeable enough to cause issues on a restaurant floor?

The hand-finished glaze does produce minor differences in texture and tone between individual pieces, which is intentional and characteristic of the Harvest Ink range. In practice, most guests in casual or informal dining settings respond positively to this, but it is worth briefing front-of-house teams so they are not caught off guard by customer questions. Operators looking for a more uniform finish would be better served by a smoother porcelain range.

How does this bowl hold up in a high-volume commercial dishwasher environment?

Porcelain at this construction level is well suited to commercial dishwasher cycling and handles the thermal and mechanical stresses of repeated service use reliably. The dense material resists chipping better than earthenware alternatives, though as with all tableware, handling care during racking and stacking will extend service life.

How many packs would a typical restaurant need for an opening cover set?

This depends on your cover count, menu structure, and how many of these bowls appear simultaneously on a table, but a common starting point is two to three times your seated cover count to allow for dishwasher turnaround during service. If you are building across multiple formats in the Harvest Ink range, our team can help you work through the quantities before you order.
Dudson Harvest Ink Round Bowl 250mm Porcelain (Pack of 12)

£223.00(£267.60 inc VAT)

£223.00(£267.60 inc VAT)

The Harvest Ink round bowl is part of Dudson's Harvest Ink range — a porcelain tableware collection built around a deliberately uneven, hand-finished surface texture that references artisan and farm-to-table dining aesthetics. At 250mm, this is a generous, versatile bowl format capable of carrying sharing plates, pasta, substantial starters, or desserts across a varied menu.

Porcelain of this construction performs reliably in commercial service. It is denser and more chip-resistant than earthenware, and the neutral ink-toned finish tends to age gracefully, remaining presentable through the kind of repeated handling and dishwasher cycling that tableware takes in a busy operation. The hand-finished glaze does mean minor variation between individual pieces, which is consistent with the range's character — but worth briefing front-of-house teams on, particularly in settings where guests may notice or comment on it.

A few practical points for operators building or replenishing covers:

  • Hand-finished glaze produces intentional variation between pieces — characteristic of the range
  • Porcelain construction handles commercial dishwasher cycles without issue
  • Sold in packs of 12, which suits initial cover builds or structured top-up ordering
  • The tactile surface suits relaxed, informal settings rather than high-formality environments

This bowl is well suited to independent restaurants, gastro pubs, brasseries, and café-restaurants where an informal, less uniform tabletop aesthetic is a deliberate choice. It is less appropriate where a smooth, consistent fine-dining finish is expected.

If you are building a full cover set or mixing formats within the Harvest Ink range, our team is happy to talk through quantities and complementary pieces before you commit to an order.