Churchill Kintsugi Accents Quartz Black Coupe Plate 220mm (Pack of 12)

The Churchill Kintsugi Accents Quartz Black Evolve Coupe Plate is a 220mm side and starter plate finished in a deep black glaze with an all-over crackle pattern applied beneath the glaze surface. The coupe profile — shallow, wide, and rimless — suits contemporary plating styles and works well across a range of starters, desserts, and side presentations. It is supplied in cases of 12.

Churchill's Kintsugi Accents range is produced in super vitrified china, a material chosen for its resistance to the knocks and thermal stresses of regular commercial use. The underglaze decoration is a practical detail: because the pattern sits beneath a protective glaze layer rather than on top of it, the finish holds up better to repeated machine washing and the daily handling of a busy restaurant or hotel environment. This matters over time, particularly in operations where covers are high and crockery cycles quickly through service and the dishwasher.

From an operational standpoint, the Quartz Black colourway is well suited to modern plating approaches — the dark ground makes food presentation stand out clearly and works alongside white, neutral, and other accent pieces within the broader Churchill portfolio, giving operators flexibility when building a table setting without needing to commit to a single collection throughout.

• Underglaze decoration resists fading through heavy dishwasher use
• Super vitrified body offers good chip resistance in busy service
• Rimless coupe profile suits modern plating and starter presentations
• Mixes well with other Churchill ranges for flexible table builds
• Supplied in cases of 12, practical for stock management

At 220mm this plate sits comfortably as a side, starter, or dessert plate rather than a main course piece. Operations needing a larger format for mains should look at the wider Kintsugi Accents range, which includes larger diameters. Equally, for very high-volume sites where crockery losses are significant, it is worth discussing case quantities and stock levels before placing an order.

If you are building out a table setting or unsure which sizes and formats to pair together, the team is happy to talk through what works in practice for your style of service.