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Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Agate Grey Oblong Plates 330x110mm (Pack of 6)
£130.00(£156.00 inc VAT)
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These Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi oblong plates are designed for food service operators who want a distinctive presentation piece without sacrificing the practical durability expected in a commercial setting. The Agate Grey colourway draws on the Japanese Kintsugi tradition — the art of repairing with gold — resulting in a subtle crackled surface texture where no two pieces are identical. The effect gives each plate its own character whilst remaining cohesive as a set, which suits modern plating styles well.
Churchill has manufactured these in super vitrified ceramic, which is noticeably harder-wearing than standard porcelain and better suited to the repeated handling, stacking, and mechanical washing that comes with busy service. The fully glazed foot means plates can be stacked safely in the pass or prep area without the base scratching the surface of the plate beneath. The Eco glaze finish resists staining and marking over time, which matters when a plate is expected to hold its appearance across hundreds of covers.
From an operational standpoint, the plates offer a few practical advantages worth noting:
- Dishwasher safe, supporting straightforward turnaround during service
- Microwave safe, allowing brief re-heating without transferring to separate crockery
- Reactive glaze texture adds visual interest without affecting food placement or portioning
- Glazed foot reduces wear when stacking in storage or on the pass
The oblong format works well for sharing starters, tasting courses, or structured plating where a round plate would give too much unused space. At 330x110mm, the plate suits a range of dishes without being unwieldy for front-of-house staff to carry. These are sold in packs of six, which works for smaller operations or as a top-up to an existing Churchill set.
These plates are a practical choice for restaurants, bistros, and hotel dining rooms looking to add presentation quality to their tableware. If you are fitting out a larger site or need guidance on mixing Churchill ranges across a cover count, the team is happy to help you work through what makes sense.
Frequently asked questions
Are these plates suitable for high-volume restaurant use?
Yes — the super vitrified ceramic and Eco glaze are both designed with the demands of commercial hospitality in mind, offering greater resistance to chipping, staining, and repeated dishwasher cycles than standard porcelain. For very high-volume operations washing plates multiple times per service, it is worth confirming your dishwasher chemistry is within Churchill's recommended parameters to protect the glaze long-term.
How does the reactive glaze affect consistency across a pack?
The Kintsugi crackled effect is intentionally variable — each plate will differ slightly in the pattern of the reactive texture. This is a design characteristic rather than a quality inconsistency, and most operators find it adds to the aesthetic. If you need a closely uniform look across a large cover count, it is worth ordering all plates from the same batch where possible.
Can these be mixed with other plates in the Churchill Studio Prints range?
Churchill's Studio Prints collection is designed to work across different shapes and colourways, so mixing the Kintsugi Agate Grey oblong with other pieces in the range is a common approach for sharing menus or tasting formats. If you are building a broader tableware package across multiple Churchill lines, we can advise on what combinations work well in practice.
£130.00(£156.00 inc VAT)
£130.00(£156.00 inc VAT)
These Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi oblong plates are designed for food service operators who want a distinctive presentation piece without sacrificing the practical durability expected in a commercial setting. The Agate Grey colourway draws on the Japanese Kintsugi tradition — the art of repairing with gold — resulting in a subtle crackled surface texture where no two pieces are identical. The effect gives each plate its own character whilst remaining cohesive as a set, which suits modern plating styles well.
Churchill has manufactured these in super vitrified ceramic, which is noticeably harder-wearing than standard porcelain and better suited to the repeated handling, stacking, and mechanical washing that comes with busy service. The fully glazed foot means plates can be stacked safely in the pass or prep area without the base scratching the surface of the plate beneath. The Eco glaze finish resists staining and marking over time, which matters when a plate is expected to hold its appearance across hundreds of covers.
From an operational standpoint, the plates offer a few practical advantages worth noting:
- Dishwasher safe, supporting straightforward turnaround during service
- Microwave safe, allowing brief re-heating without transferring to separate crockery
- Reactive glaze texture adds visual interest without affecting food placement or portioning
- Glazed foot reduces wear when stacking in storage or on the pass
The oblong format works well for sharing starters, tasting courses, or structured plating where a round plate would give too much unused space. At 330x110mm, the plate suits a range of dishes without being unwieldy for front-of-house staff to carry. These are sold in packs of six, which works for smaller operations or as a top-up to an existing Churchill set.
These plates are a practical choice for restaurants, bistros, and hotel dining rooms looking to add presentation quality to their tableware. If you are fitting out a larger site or need guidance on mixing Churchill ranges across a cover count, the team is happy to help you work through what makes sense.
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