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Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Agate Grey Coupe Plate 11¼" (Box 12)

SKU: FJ800

£209.00(£250.80 inc VAT)
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The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi range draws on the Japanese tradition of repairing cracked ceramics with gold — treating the break as part of the object's character rather than something to hide. The Agate Grey colourway renders this as a calm, tonal surface pattern that sits comfortably alongside most modern plating styles without competing with the food or feeling overly decorative.

At just over eleven inches across, this is a practical main course plate with enough surface area for considered presentation. The coupe profile — rimless with a gently curved edge — keeps the visual focus on the dish and stacks cleanly, which matters when front-of-house staff are clearing and resetting covers quickly during a busy service.

The plates are made from Churchill's super vitrified porcelain, a material well established in commercial tableware for its resistance to chipping and surface wear under repeated high-volume dishwashing. Operators running large cover counts will find the finish holds up over extended use in a way that lower-grade porcelain typically does not.

  • Coupe profile suits modern plating and stacks efficiently during service
  • Super vitrified porcelain resists chipping and dulling under commercial wash cycles
  • Agate Grey pattern adds visual interest without overpowering the plate presentation
  • Sold in boxes of twelve for straightforward stock and cover count management
  • Works well alongside other pieces in the Kintsugi range for a coordinated table

This plate is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and event caterers who want a pattern that reads as thoughtful without committing to a full bespoke tableware programme. If you are building across a larger cover count or want to understand how the Kintsugi range coordinates across plate sizes and formats, the team is happy to talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

How well does the Agate Grey pattern hold up after heavy commercial dishwashing?

Super vitrified porcelain is a well-proven material for high-volume commercial tableware because the finish is fired to a higher density than standard porcelain, which makes it more resistant to surface dulling and micro-chipping over time. Operators running multiple wash cycles per day should find the pattern remains consistent with proper rack loading and appropriate detergent concentrations.

Is a box of twelve sufficient for building a full cover count?

For most operators, twelve plates per order works well as a building block — you can order multiple boxes to reach the cover count you need, typically allowing for a working set plus a percentage in reserve for breakages. If you are fitting out a larger operation or need to coordinate quantities across other Kintsugi pieces, it is worth speaking to the team to work out the right stock level for your service volume.

Does the Kintsugi range extend to other plate sizes and tableware formats?

The Studio Prints Kintsugi range is part of a broader Churchill collection that includes multiple plate sizes and complementary pieces, so building a coordinated table across courses is straightforward. If you want to check which formats are available in the Agate Grey colourway or discuss how they work together in practice, the team can advise on the full range.
Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Agate Grey Coupe Plate 11¼" (Box 12)

£209.00(£250.80 inc VAT)

£209.00(£250.80 inc VAT)

The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi range draws on the Japanese tradition of repairing cracked ceramics with gold — treating the break as part of the object's character rather than something to hide. The Agate Grey colourway renders this as a calm, tonal surface pattern that sits comfortably alongside most modern plating styles without competing with the food or feeling overly decorative.

At just over eleven inches across, this is a practical main course plate with enough surface area for considered presentation. The coupe profile — rimless with a gently curved edge — keeps the visual focus on the dish and stacks cleanly, which matters when front-of-house staff are clearing and resetting covers quickly during a busy service.

The plates are made from Churchill's super vitrified porcelain, a material well established in commercial tableware for its resistance to chipping and surface wear under repeated high-volume dishwashing. Operators running large cover counts will find the finish holds up over extended use in a way that lower-grade porcelain typically does not.

  • Coupe profile suits modern plating and stacks efficiently during service
  • Super vitrified porcelain resists chipping and dulling under commercial wash cycles
  • Agate Grey pattern adds visual interest without overpowering the plate presentation
  • Sold in boxes of twelve for straightforward stock and cover count management
  • Works well alongside other pieces in the Kintsugi range for a coordinated table

This plate is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and event caterers who want a pattern that reads as thoughtful without committing to a full bespoke tableware programme. If you are building across a larger cover count or want to understand how the Kintsugi range coordinates across plate sizes and formats, the team is happy to talk it through.