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

The Churchill Kintsugi Accents Quartz Black Coupe Plate is a 220mm rimless plate finished in a deep black glaze with an all-over crackle pattern applied beneath the glaze surface. The coupe profile — shallow, wide, and without a rim — suits contemporary plating styles and lends itself well to starters, desserts, and side presentations. It is supplied in cases of 12.

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

From a plating perspective, the dark ground of the Quartz Black colourway makes food presentation stand out clearly, and it works well alongside white, neutral, and other accent pieces within the Churchill portfolio. That flexibility is useful when building a table setting across multiple formats without needing to commit to a single collection throughout.

• Underglaze crackle decoration resists fading through repeated dishwasher cycles
• Super vitrified body offers reliable chip resistance in high-turnover service
• Rimless coupe profile supports modern, uncluttered plating presentations
• Dark Quartz Black ground contrasts well with most food presentations
• Mixes readily with other Churchill ranges for flexible table builds

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

If you are putting together a table setting across multiple sizes and formats and want a second opinion on what works in practice, the team is glad to help.