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Churchill Vintage Prints Med Tiles Aquamarine Coupe Bowl 182mm x12

SKU: DX117

£124.00(£148.80 inc VAT)
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The Churchill Vintage Prints Med Tiles coupe bowl takes its design cues from the tilework traditions of the Mediterranean — the decorative facades found across Spain, Portugal, and North Africa. Churchill has not reproduced those patterns as a clean graphic; instead, the design is interpreted with a deliberately aged, worn character. A reactive glaze process means each bowl carries a slightly individual finish, which is consistent with the range's intent rather than a quality variable. Within a single table setting, the effect is cohesive without being uniform.

The coupe profile — shallow, with gently sloping sides and no defined rim — suits dishes where the plate itself forms part of the presentation. Starters, desserts, composed sides, and salads all sit well within it, and chefs have clear, unobstructed space to work with. The aquamarine colourway is one of several tones within the Med Tiles range, which makes it practical to mix finishes across a table while maintaining a consistent aesthetic.

Churchill's super vitrified body is the practical foundation beneath the decorative finish. The material is produced to hold up against the daily demands of commercial kitchen service: repeated dishwasher cycles, routine stacking, and the general handling that comes with a working front-of-house operation. Chip and craze resistance is meaningfully better than standard earthenware, which matters when a pattern this detailed needs to stay presentable over time.

  • Reactive glaze gives each bowl a subtly individual finish within a consistent range
  • Coupe profile suits starters, desserts, and composed plated sides
  • Super vitrified construction withstands repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
  • Part of a coordinated range, supporting mixed-tone cover settings
  • Sold in packs of 12, suited to restaurant par stock planning

If you are putting together a full Med Tiles cover setting or want to confirm which pieces sit well together across the collection, the team is glad to talk it through with you.

Frequently asked questions

How well does the reactive glaze hold up after repeated dishwasher cycles in a busy restaurant?

The super vitrified body is produced specifically for commercial dishwasher use, and the reactive glaze is fired as part of that process rather than applied as a surface coating. In practice, operators find the finish remains stable with normal commercial washing, though as with any decorative tableware, avoiding abrasive cleaning agents will help preserve the appearance over time.

Can the aquamarine colourway be mixed with other Med Tiles finishes on the same table?

Yes — the Med Tiles range is designed with mixed-tone use in mind. The shared aged character and consistent coupe profile across the colourways means different finishes sit together naturally on a cover without looking mismatched. If you are planning a specific combination, it is worth checking which pieces are available in each colourway before committing to quantities.

Is a pack of 12 the right quantity for a mid-sized restaurant operation?

For a restaurant running 30 to 50 covers, a single pack of 12 is typically a starting point rather than a full par stock — most operators buying for a working section will want two or three packs to allow for washing cycles and breakage over time. The right quantity depends on your cover count, service pace, and how frequently you are running the dishwasher during service.
Churchill Vintage Prints Med Tiles Aquamarine Coupe Bowl 182mm x12

£124.00(£148.80 inc VAT)

£124.00(£148.80 inc VAT)

The Churchill Vintage Prints Med Tiles coupe bowl takes its design cues from the tilework traditions of the Mediterranean — the decorative facades found across Spain, Portugal, and North Africa. Churchill has not reproduced those patterns as a clean graphic; instead, the design is interpreted with a deliberately aged, worn character. A reactive glaze process means each bowl carries a slightly individual finish, which is consistent with the range's intent rather than a quality variable. Within a single table setting, the effect is cohesive without being uniform.

The coupe profile — shallow, with gently sloping sides and no defined rim — suits dishes where the plate itself forms part of the presentation. Starters, desserts, composed sides, and salads all sit well within it, and chefs have clear, unobstructed space to work with. The aquamarine colourway is one of several tones within the Med Tiles range, which makes it practical to mix finishes across a table while maintaining a consistent aesthetic.

Churchill's super vitrified body is the practical foundation beneath the decorative finish. The material is produced to hold up against the daily demands of commercial kitchen service: repeated dishwasher cycles, routine stacking, and the general handling that comes with a working front-of-house operation. Chip and craze resistance is meaningfully better than standard earthenware, which matters when a pattern this detailed needs to stay presentable over time.

  • Reactive glaze gives each bowl a subtly individual finish within a consistent range
  • Coupe profile suits starters, desserts, and composed plated sides
  • Super vitrified construction withstands repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
  • Part of a coordinated range, supporting mixed-tone cover settings
  • Sold in packs of 12, suited to restaurant par stock planning

If you are putting together a full Med Tiles cover setting or want to confirm which pieces sit well together across the collection, the team is glad to talk it through with you.