Churchill Isla Footed Plate Ocean Blue 276mm Pack of 12

The Churchill Isla Footed Plate in Ocean Blue is a 276mm main course plate from Churchill's Isla range, a collection built around a coastal aesthetic. The dappled surface texture gives each piece a natural, handcrafted feel, and the ocean blue colourway carries that theme consistently across the range. The footed base adds a subtle lift that gives the plate modest presence on the table without dominating plainer table settings.

Constructed from super vitrified china, the Isla plate is built for regular commercial service. Super vitrified bodies are denser than standard earthenware, which improves resistance to chipping at the rims and edges — the areas most exposed to damage through the pass and in the wash area. The material also holds up well to repeated high-temperature dishwasher cycles without significant loss of glaze or colour integrity over time. At 730g, the plate has reassuring weight in the hand without being unwieldy to carry in multiples during a busy service.

In practical front-of-house terms, the Isla range works well where tableware contributes to the overall dining atmosphere. The ocean blue finish suits coastal, seafood, and informally styled restaurant environments particularly well, and sits comfortably in casual dining settings with a stronger sense of occasion. Sold in packs of 12, the quantity aligns sensibly with typical cover multiples for smaller to mid-sized operations.

• Super vitrified construction resists chipping under regular commercial handling
• Glaze and colour hold through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
• Footed base adds table presence without overpowering simpler settings
• Consistent colourway available across matching Isla range pieces
• Pack of 12 suits standard cover multiples for most operations

The full Isla range includes matching plates, bowls, and serving pieces, so a consistent table build is achievable across a complete cover set. If you are specifying a new tableware range or extending an existing one, it is worth a conversation with the team to confirm the pieces and quantities that suit your service — they can help you avoid gaps before you commit.