Churchill Stonecast Patina Deep Purple Coupe Plate 165mm (Pack of 12)

The Churchill Stonecast Patina range takes its design cues from the natural ageing of materials — metal, stone, leather and wood — and translates that into a contemporary tableware aesthetic. The Deep Purple Coupe Plate in 165mm is a side or starter plate format, supplied in a pack of twelve, and suited to operations looking to add considered visual texture to their table presentation without resorting to overly decorative or themed pieces.

Each piece is finished using a process that intentionally produces subtle variation between plates. This is a feature of the range rather than a quality inconsistency — in a busy dining room it lends the table a handcrafted quality that mass-produced uniform glazes rarely achieve. The patina effect sits well across a broad range of cuisines and service styles, from casual dining through to more refined restaurant settings.

From a practical standpoint, the plates are made from super vitrified china, which is a meaningful consideration in a commercial context. Super vitrified ware is significantly more resistant to chipping and crazing than standard porcelain, and it handles the thermal and mechanical stress of high-volume dishwasher cycles reliably over time. This makes it a sensible choice for operations where replacement costs and breakage rates are a real budget concern.

• Super vitrified construction reduces chipping and breakage in daily service
• Subtle glaze variation adds character without compromising consistency of the range
• Suitable for dishwasher use in high-volume commercial environments
• Pairs well with other pieces across the wider Stonecast Patina collection
• Pack of twelve suits a standard cover count without over-ordering

The 165mm diameter positions this as a side, bread, or starter plate rather than a main course format. It is worth considering your full cover count and typical table turn when deciding on pack quantities — a single pack of twelve may be a starting point for smaller operations, while higher-volume sites will likely need multiples.

If you are building out a full tableware specification or matching this to an existing range, the team are happy to talk through the options before you commit.