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Churchill Stonecast Lavender Coupe Plate 165mm (Pack of 12)

SKU: FR023

£92.61(£111.13 inc VAT)
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The Churchill Stonecast range is one of the more recognisable rustic tableware collections in UK foodservice. Each piece carries a handpainted finish that gives the range its characteristic variation in tone and texture — no two plates look completely identical, which is part of the appeal. The Lavender colourway sits at the softer end of the Stonecast palette, working well on tables where the look is relaxed, informal, or seasonally themed.

Made from super vitrified ceramic, these plates are built to handle the demands of regular commercial use. Super vitrification increases the density and hardness of the ceramic body, which translates to better resistance to chipping, crazing, and surface wear compared with standard earthenware. They carry a five-year chip warranty from Churchill, which is a practical indicator of expected service life in a working environment.

From an operational standpoint, the Stonecast coupe plate at this size is suited to side dishes, starters, desserts, or smaller sharing portions rather than main course covers. Key practical points worth noting:

  • Handpainted finish adds individual character to each piece
  • Super vitrified body resists chipping and surface crazing under regular use
  • Compatible with commercial dishwashers and microwave use
  • Sold in packs of 12 — straightforward to order by cover count
  • Five-year chip warranty reflects Churchill's confidence in durability

As with any handcrafted-style tableware, operators should be aware that the intentional colour and glaze variation means individual plates will differ slightly in appearance. This is characteristic of the range rather than a quality issue, but it is worth considering if consistency of presentation is a strict requirement for your operation.

If you are building out a new tableware scheme or mixing Stonecast pieces across a menu, it is worth having a conversation about quantities, colourways, and how the range fits your service style — the team is happy to help you think it through.
Churchill Stonecast Lavender Coupe Plate 165mm (Pack of 12)

£92.61(£111.13 inc VAT)

£92.61(£111.13 inc VAT)

The Churchill Stonecast range is one of the more recognisable rustic tableware collections in UK foodservice. Each piece carries a handpainted finish that gives the range its characteristic variation in tone and texture — no two plates look completely identical, which is part of the appeal. The Lavender colourway sits at the softer end of the Stonecast palette, working well on tables where the look is relaxed, informal, or seasonally themed.

Made from super vitrified ceramic, these plates are built to handle the demands of regular commercial use. Super vitrification increases the density and hardness of the ceramic body, which translates to better resistance to chipping, crazing, and surface wear compared with standard earthenware. They carry a five-year chip warranty from Churchill, which is a practical indicator of expected service life in a working environment.

From an operational standpoint, the Stonecast coupe plate at this size is suited to side dishes, starters, desserts, or smaller sharing portions rather than main course covers. Key practical points worth noting:

  • Handpainted finish adds individual character to each piece
  • Super vitrified body resists chipping and surface crazing under regular use
  • Compatible with commercial dishwashers and microwave use
  • Sold in packs of 12 — straightforward to order by cover count
  • Five-year chip warranty reflects Churchill's confidence in durability

As with any handcrafted-style tableware, operators should be aware that the intentional colour and glaze variation means individual plates will differ slightly in appearance. This is characteristic of the range rather than a quality issue, but it is worth considering if consistency of presentation is a strict requirement for your operation.

If you are building out a new tableware scheme or mixing Stonecast pieces across a menu, it is worth having a conversation about quantities, colourways, and how the range fits your service style — the team is happy to help you think it through.