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Dudson Makers Collection Porto Blue Coupe Bowls 200mm (12 Pack)
£121.00(£145.20 inc VAT)
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The Dudson Makers Collection Porto is a decorated coupe bowl designed for operators who want tableware that contributes to the look and feel of the dining experience. The Porto pattern draws on the tradition of hand-painted Portuguese azulejo tiles, using a repeating blue mosaic motif that has a handcrafted, artisan quality without being fragile or impractical for service use.
Coupe bowls at this size work across a range of applications — soup, pasta, risotto, sharing portions, and composed desserts — making them a versatile choice for restaurants, cafés, and hotel dining where the menu changes with the season. The decorative surface is applied to a vitrified body, which is the standard construction for commercial tableware intended to withstand the repeated handling, stacking, and warewashing that comes with daily service.
The Porto pattern is part of Dudson's broader Makers Collection range, which is designed around a consistent aesthetic. Operators building a layered table setting will find complementary pieces within the same collection, which helps maintain a coherent look across bowl sizes, plates, and serving formats.
As with any patterned tableware, it is worth considering how the design will read under your venue's lighting conditions and alongside existing linen or glassware before committing to a full quantity. If you are building a new table concept or transitioning from plain white, we are happy to talk through what tends to work well in practice.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Porto pattern suitable for daily commercial warewashing?
Yes — Dudson's Makers Collection is produced on a vitrified body intended for commercial use, and the decoration is applied as part of the manufacturing process rather than as a surface coating. That said, as with any patterned tableware, avoiding harsh abrasive detergents will help maintain the pattern's appearance over time.
How many packs would a typical restaurant need to order?
That depends on your cover count, table turn frequency, and warewashing cycle time. A useful starting point is to hold two to two-and-a-half times your peak cover count in any given piece, which accounts for bowls in use, on the pass, and in the wash at any one time. If you'd like help working out the right quantity for your operation, we're happy to talk it through.
Can the Porto bowls be mixed with other pieces in the Makers Collection?
Yes — the Makers Collection is designed as a coordinated range, so the Porto pattern is available across multiple formats. Mixing bowl sizes and plate styles within the same pattern family is a common approach for operators who want a layered table setting that still reads as cohesive.
£121.00(£145.20 inc VAT)
£121.00(£145.20 inc VAT)
The Dudson Makers Collection Porto is a decorated coupe bowl designed for operators who want tableware that contributes to the look and feel of the dining experience. The Porto pattern draws on the tradition of hand-painted Portuguese azulejo tiles, using a repeating blue mosaic motif that has a handcrafted, artisan quality without being fragile or impractical for service use.
Coupe bowls at this size work across a range of applications — soup, pasta, risotto, sharing portions, and composed desserts — making them a versatile choice for restaurants, cafés, and hotel dining where the menu changes with the season. The decorative surface is applied to a vitrified body, which is the standard construction for commercial tableware intended to withstand the repeated handling, stacking, and warewashing that comes with daily service.
The Porto pattern is part of Dudson's broader Makers Collection range, which is designed around a consistent aesthetic. Operators building a layered table setting will find complementary pieces within the same collection, which helps maintain a coherent look across bowl sizes, plates, and serving formats.
As with any patterned tableware, it is worth considering how the design will read under your venue's lighting conditions and alongside existing linen or glassware before committing to a full quantity. If you are building a new table concept or transitioning from plain white, we are happy to talk through what tends to work well in practice.
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