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Churchill
Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Agate Grey Oblong Plates (6 Pack)
£125.00(£150.00 inc VAT)
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The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi range takes its visual cue from the Japanese tradition of repairing ceramics with gold, resulting in a crackled surface pattern with a subtle reactive texture. Because the glaze responds slightly during firing, no two pieces are identical — a quality that suits modern plating styles where individuality on the pass is part of the presentation. The Agate Grey colourway keeps the aesthetic restrained enough to work across a broad range of menu styles and table settings.
These oblong plates are made from super vitrified ceramic, which is the standard construction for professional hospitality tableware. That means a denser, harder body than standard domestic ceramics, better able to handle the knocks, stacking, and repeated machine washing that come with a busy service. The Eco glaze Churchill applies to this range resists staining and marking over time, which matters when plates are cycling through a glasswasher or dishwasher multiple times a day.
- Fully glazed foot prevents scratching when plates are stacked in transit or storage
- Dishwasher and microwave safe for straightforward kitchen workflows
- Reactive glaze finish means each piece carries a naturally individual appearance
- Stain-resistant Eco glaze helps maintain presentation quality through heavy use
The oblong format suits sharing dishes, starter portions, or composed plating where a standard round plate would feel oversized. It works well as part of a broader tablescape using other pieces from the Studio Prints range, though it stands equally well on its own. These are sold in packs of six, which suits most operators buying to top up existing sets or trial a new format before committing to larger quantities.
If you are unsure whether the Kintsugi range fits the aesthetic direction you have in mind, or whether this size suits the dishes you are plating, we are happy to talk it through.
Frequently asked questions
Are these plates suitable for daily use in a busy restaurant or café?
Yes — the super vitrified ceramic construction is specifically intended for commercial hospitality use rather than occasional domestic service. The harder, denser body and stain-resistant glaze are both designed to hold up through repeated machine washing and the general handling that comes with a working kitchen.
How does the reactive glaze affect consistency across a full set?
Because the Kintsugi glaze responds during the firing process, there will be natural variation in the crackle pattern and texture between individual plates. This is intentional and part of the range's character. If a highly uniform, matched appearance across every cover is important for your table setting, it is worth factoring this in before ordering at scale.
Is the oblong format practical for everyday service, or is it mainly a feature piece?
The oblong shape works well for starters, sharing portions, or composed plating where the format helps frame the dish — it is a practical choice rather than purely decorative. That said, it tends to suit menus where there is some thought given to presentation, so it fits better in restaurants and casual dining venues than in high-throughput canteen environments.
£125.00(£150.00 inc VAT)
£125.00(£150.00 inc VAT)
The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi range takes its visual cue from the Japanese tradition of repairing ceramics with gold, resulting in a crackled surface pattern with a subtle reactive texture. Because the glaze responds slightly during firing, no two pieces are identical — a quality that suits modern plating styles where individuality on the pass is part of the presentation. The Agate Grey colourway keeps the aesthetic restrained enough to work across a broad range of menu styles and table settings.
These oblong plates are made from super vitrified ceramic, which is the standard construction for professional hospitality tableware. That means a denser, harder body than standard domestic ceramics, better able to handle the knocks, stacking, and repeated machine washing that come with a busy service. The Eco glaze Churchill applies to this range resists staining and marking over time, which matters when plates are cycling through a glasswasher or dishwasher multiple times a day.
- Fully glazed foot prevents scratching when plates are stacked in transit or storage
- Dishwasher and microwave safe for straightforward kitchen workflows
- Reactive glaze finish means each piece carries a naturally individual appearance
- Stain-resistant Eco glaze helps maintain presentation quality through heavy use
The oblong format suits sharing dishes, starter portions, or composed plating where a standard round plate would feel oversized. It works well as part of a broader tablescape using other pieces from the Studio Prints range, though it stands equally well on its own. These are sold in packs of six, which suits most operators buying to top up existing sets or trial a new format before committing to larger quantities.
If you are unsure whether the Kintsugi range fits the aesthetic direction you have in mind, or whether this size suits the dishes you are plating, we are happy to talk it through.
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