Churchill Vintage Prints Prague Toile Deep Coupe Plates 281mm (Pack of 12)

The Churchill Vintage Prints Prague Toile plate is a 281mm deep coupe-profile dinner plate finished in a blue-toned toile de Jouy pattern on super vitrified ceramic. The coupe shape — broad, shallow-rimmed and clean-edged — suits a wide range of plating styles, and the Prague Toile print gives it a distinct visual character without straying into novelty territory.

In practice, the deep coupe profile works well for dishes with sauces, dressed mains, or anything that benefits from a contained footprint on the plate. The super vitrified body is noticeably more resistant to chipping and crazing than standard vitrified ware under repeated service and warewasher cycles, which matters when you're putting plates through high-volume covers. Churchill back these with a five-year edge chip warranty, which reflects genuine confidence in durability under commercial use.

• Fully glazed foot reduces stack damage and eases handling during service
• Dishwasher and microwave safe for straightforward back-of-house operation
• Super vitrified construction holds up well under daily commercial warewashing
• The toile pattern suits traditional British menus, pub dining, and bistro-style covers

Each plate weighs 790g — substantial enough to feel considered on the table without being unwieldy for front-of-house staff handling multiple plates. The fully glazed foot means stacking is stable and less likely to scratch the glaze of the plate beneath.

This plate is well suited to pubs, gastropubs, hotels, and bistros where a traditional or heritage aesthetic supports the menu. It pairs with other patterns in the Churchill Vintage Prints range if you want to create a mixed but coherent table setting. For operations running very high cover counts, it is worth reviewing whether a plain super vitrified alternative in a similar profile might be a more practical choice where pattern longevity under heavy warewashing is a consideration.

If you're putting together a full table setting or working out quantities across a new opening, we're happy to talk through what tends to work well in practice.