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Churchill Raku Geo Rectangular Plates 346x171mm (Pack of 6)

SKU: FD830

£174.00(£208.80 inc VAT)

Colour: Quartz Black
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The Churchill Raku Geo rectangular plate is a large-format piece designed for contemporary plating in commercial dining environments, available in Quartz Black and Topaz Blue. The reactive glazing process produces subtle natural variation in tone and surface character across each plate, meaning no two pieces are identical. This is an intentional quality rooted in traditional Japanese Raku craft, and it gives the range a considered, handmade quality without the fragility or cost typically associated with artisan ceramics.

Made from super vitrified porcelain, these plates offer meaningfully greater resistance to chipping and crazing than standard porcelain. The glaze forms a hard, non-porous surface that performs reliably through commercial dishwashers and handles the repeated stacking, sliding, and general contact that comes with high-cover service. No special cleaning products or handling regimes are needed beyond a standard commercial dishwash. At 770g per plate, there is reassuring weight and substance without being awkward for floor staff to carry at pace. Topaz Blue reads well against both pale and richly coloured food, while Quartz Black gives a dark, quiet backdrop.

The elongated rectangular format lends itself well to a range of plating approaches:

  • Whole fish and seafood presentations where length and visual proportion matter
  • Pasta, grain, or salad dishes plated along the length of the plate
  • Multi-component dishes where defined zones aid presentation clarity
  • Starter sharing plates and charcuterie-style service

It is worth being straightforward about fit: the format and scale of these plates suits tables with adequate cover space. They are less practical for compact layouts, high-turnover casual dining, or operations where smaller round plates would move more efficiently through service. Where they do work well is in à la carte restaurants, gastropubs, and hotel dining rooms where plate presentation is part of the guest experience. Sold in sixes, they allow cover counts to be built up gradually.

If you are building or refreshing a tableware range and want to talk through how these plates sit alongside other pieces in the Raku Geo collection, the team is glad to help you think it through before you order.

Churchill Raku Geo Rectangular Plates 346x171mm (Pack of 6)

£174.00(£208.80 inc VAT)

£174.00(£208.80 inc VAT)

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Colour: Quartz Black
  • Quartz Black
  • Topaz Blue

The Churchill Raku Geo rectangular plate is a large-format piece designed for contemporary plating in commercial dining environments, available in Quartz Black and Topaz Blue. The reactive glazing process produces subtle natural variation in tone and surface character across each plate, meaning no two pieces are identical. This is an intentional quality rooted in traditional Japanese Raku craft, and it gives the range a considered, handmade quality without the fragility or cost typically associated with artisan ceramics.

Made from super vitrified porcelain, these plates offer meaningfully greater resistance to chipping and crazing than standard porcelain. The glaze forms a hard, non-porous surface that performs reliably through commercial dishwashers and handles the repeated stacking, sliding, and general contact that comes with high-cover service. No special cleaning products or handling regimes are needed beyond a standard commercial dishwash. At 770g per plate, there is reassuring weight and substance without being awkward for floor staff to carry at pace. Topaz Blue reads well against both pale and richly coloured food, while Quartz Black gives a dark, quiet backdrop.

The elongated rectangular format lends itself well to a range of plating approaches:

  • Whole fish and seafood presentations where length and visual proportion matter
  • Pasta, grain, or salad dishes plated along the length of the plate
  • Multi-component dishes where defined zones aid presentation clarity
  • Starter sharing plates and charcuterie-style service

It is worth being straightforward about fit: the format and scale of these plates suits tables with adequate cover space. They are less practical for compact layouts, high-turnover casual dining, or operations where smaller round plates would move more efficiently through service. Where they do work well is in à la carte restaurants, gastropubs, and hotel dining rooms where plate presentation is part of the guest experience. Sold in sixes, they allow cover counts to be built up gradually.

If you are building or refreshing a tableware range and want to talk through how these plates sit alongside other pieces in the Raku Geo collection, the team is glad to help you think it through before you order.