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Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Oblong Plates Coral 325x187mm (Pack of 6)

SKU: CX691

£204.00(£244.80 inc VAT)
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The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi collection takes its name from the Japanese practice of repairing broken ceramics with gold — treating the repair as part of the object's history rather than concealing it. In this tableware range, that aesthetic is interpreted as a decorative print rather than a structural technique, resulting in a warm coral colourway that gives the plate a distinctive, considered character without relying on novelty.

Made from porcelain, these plates are built to hold up in the routine demands of commercial table service — repeated dishwasher cycling, stacking in a busy pass, and the general handling that comes with a full dining room. The oblong format suits a range of contemporary plating styles: sharing starters, composed small plates, or mains where a round plate would feel either too large or too constraining for the presentation.

  • Porcelain construction handles regular commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
  • Oblong shape suits sharing plates, starters, and structured plated presentations
  • Coral Kintsugi print adds visual interest without demanding elaborate garnish work
  • Sold in packs of 6, practical for both initial cover builds and ongoing replacement
  • Part of the wider Studio Prints range, so coordinating shapes and prints are available

The coral tone has a definite character, and it is worth considering how it sits alongside your existing linen, glassware, and other crockery before committing to volume. It works well within a considered, modern table setting, but may not suit every concept or colour scheme.

If you are specifying across multiple piece types or building a full cover set, we are happy to talk through how the Kintsugi range fits your broader table specification before you place a larger order.

Frequently asked questions

How well does the Kintsugi print hold up to regular commercial dishwasher use?

Porcelain tableware from Churchill is produced for commercial table service, where frequent dishwasher cycling is the norm. The print is applied to withstand that level of use, though as with all decorated ceramics, avoiding abrasive chemicals and very high-temperature industrial programmes will extend the life of the finish.

Is the oblong format practical for everyday service, or is it better suited to specific menu styles?

The 325x187mm oblong works well for sharing starters, small plates, and composed mains where a round plate would feel either too generous or too restricting for the intended presentation. It is a versatile format in modern casual dining and contemporary restaurant settings, though it is less well suited to traditional plating styles or classic fine dining covers.

Can the Kintsugi Coral plates be mixed with other pieces in the Studio Prints range?

The Kintsugi collection sits within Churchill's broader Studio Prints range, which includes a variety of shapes and print options designed to work together on the same table. If you are building a mixed cover specification, it is worth discussing the full range with us to make sure the pieces you select complement one another in both format and colourway.
Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Oblong Plates Coral 325x187mm (Pack of 6)

£204.00(£244.80 inc VAT)

£204.00(£244.80 inc VAT)

The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi collection takes its name from the Japanese practice of repairing broken ceramics with gold — treating the repair as part of the object's history rather than concealing it. In this tableware range, that aesthetic is interpreted as a decorative print rather than a structural technique, resulting in a warm coral colourway that gives the plate a distinctive, considered character without relying on novelty.

Made from porcelain, these plates are built to hold up in the routine demands of commercial table service — repeated dishwasher cycling, stacking in a busy pass, and the general handling that comes with a full dining room. The oblong format suits a range of contemporary plating styles: sharing starters, composed small plates, or mains where a round plate would feel either too large or too constraining for the presentation.

  • Porcelain construction handles regular commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
  • Oblong shape suits sharing plates, starters, and structured plated presentations
  • Coral Kintsugi print adds visual interest without demanding elaborate garnish work
  • Sold in packs of 6, practical for both initial cover builds and ongoing replacement
  • Part of the wider Studio Prints range, so coordinating shapes and prints are available

The coral tone has a definite character, and it is worth considering how it sits alongside your existing linen, glassware, and other crockery before committing to volume. It works well within a considered, modern table setting, but may not suit every concept or colour scheme.

If you are specifying across multiple piece types or building a full cover set, we are happy to talk through how the Kintsugi range fits your broader table specification before you place a larger order.