Dudson Harvest Indigo Coupe Plates (Pack of 12)

The Dudson Harvest Indigo coupe plates are part of a hand-finished tableware collection designed to reflect a handcrafted, farm-to-table aesthetic, well suited to casual dining, bistros, gastropubs, boutique hotels and independent restaurants. Each plate is individually hand-glazed with a sponged rim, so the finish varies slightly from piece to piece. The sponged rim and glaze drip are intentional characteristics of the range, not inconsistencies. A maker's mark on the reverse confirms the handcrafted origin.

Made in England from Dudson's finest vitrified ceramic body, these plates offer the chip resistance and durability a commercial setting demands. Vitrified ware is dense and low in porosity, so it resists staining and holds up to repeated commercial dishwasher cycles. The plates are also microwave safe, which suits kitchens that finish or reheat plated dishes during service.

Available in four sizes: 165mm (HR493), 220mm (HR492), 260mm (HR491) and 285mm (HR490). The 165mm is a side plate or small starter plate size, suited to bread, amuse-bouche, small sharing portions or desserts. The 220mm works as a starter or side plate, or as a main plate for lighter dishes. The 260mm is a practical main-course size for plated mains, sharing-style presentations and composed desserts. The 285mm is a versatile main course plate. The coupe profile, with a flat base and gently curved edge and no defined rim, gives a generous presentation surface for contemporary plating styles.

• Individually hand-glazed finish with sponged rim suits contemporary casual dining
• Vitrified ceramic body resists chipping and crazing under daily commercial use
• Dishwasher safe, supporting continuous throughput across service periods
• Microwave safe for kitchens that finish or reheat plated portions
• Made in England under Dudson's established manufacturing standards
• Supplied in packs of 12, practical for building par stock in stages

Hand-finished pieces show visible variation in glaze tone and rim detailing. This is intentional and part of the range's character, but operators running very formal or uniform table settings may prefer a more consistent alternative.

If you are building a full table setting or need guidance on quantities relative to your cover count and turn times, the team is happy to talk through what works in practice.