Churchill Homespun Accents Grey Triangle Bowl 235mm (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The Churchill Homespun Accents Grey Triangle Bowl is a 235mm serving bowl produced in super vitrified china and sold in packs of twelve. It sits within Churchill's Homespun Accents range...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Dimensions
- 235(Ø)mm
- Material
- Super Vitrified
- Weight
- 10.54kg
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Product Description
The Churchill Homespun Accents Grey Triangle Bowl is a 235mm serving bowl produced in super vitrified china and sold in packs of twelve. It sits within Churchill's Homespun Accents range — a restrained, minimal take on the original Homespun design that balances a subtle concentric texture with areas of clean white space. The grey colourway gives the piece a quiet contemporary character without being trend-led, making it a practical long-term choice for table settings.
Super vitrified construction is the relevant practical detail here. Churchill's super vitrified body is formulated specifically for the demands of professional use — it is considerably more resistant to chipping and cracking than standard vitrified or porcelain equivalents, which matters when pieces are cycling through busy pass operations, commercial glasswashers, and stacking in high volumes day after day. The finish holds its appearance well under repeated machine washing, which reduces the rate at which pieces need replacing.
From an operational standpoint, the triangle bowl format is versatile. It works equally well for starters, desserts, sharing dishes, and decorative food presentation, and the 235mm diameter gives a useful serving size without being oversized for covers where plate space is limited. Buying in a pack of twelve supports consistent table presentation across a section without creating awkward odd numbers.
This bowl is well suited to restaurants, bistros, hotels, and contract catering operations looking for a coordinated tableware range that will hold up to daily professional use. The Homespun Accents range offers additional pieces that allow operators to build a cohesive table setting across courses.
If you are building a full tableware specification or need guidance on pack quantities for your covers, the team is happy to help you work through the numbers.
Key Features
- Super vitrified construction engineered for heavy commercial daily use
- 235mm triangle bowl format suits starters, desserts, and sharing plates
- Concentric texture with white space detailing from the Homespun Accents range
- Grey colourway coordinates across the wider Homespun Accents collection
- Sold in packs of twelve to support consistent section-level tableware sets
Operational Benefits
- Resists chipping and cracking through repeated commercial glasswasher cycles
- Versatile bowl format reduces the number of separate piece types needed
- Consistent grey finish maintains a cohesive table presentation across covers
- Pack-of-twelve format aligns with standard section and cover planning
- Durable finish retains appearance over time, reducing replacement frequency
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Dimensions
- 235(Ø)mm
- Material
- Super Vitrified
- Weight
- 10.54kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Super vitrified china is produced at higher firing temperatures than standard vitrified or porcelain bodies, which makes it substantially more resistant to the thermal and mechanical stresses of commercial glasswashing. Churchill's super vitrified range is widely used in high-turnover operations precisely because it maintains its finish and structural integrity through repeated cycles better than lighter-duty alternatives.
- At 235mm, this bowl is most commonly used for starters, desserts, sharing dishes, or plated accompaniments rather than as a primary main course bowl. For operations where the bowl needs to carry a full main course portion, it is worth considering whether a larger format within the Homespun Accents range would better suit your plating style and portion sizes.
- Yes — the Homespun Accents range is designed so that different colourways can be used alongside one another within a table setting, as the shared texture and design language ties pieces together visually. This gives operators flexibility to mix tones across courses or create deliberate contrast without the result looking mismatched. If you are planning a mixed specification, it is worth discussing your intended colour combinations with us to make sure the result works in practice.