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Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Pearl Walled Plates Grey 260mm (Pack of 6)

SKU: CX698

£132.00(£158.40 inc VAT)
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The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Pearl plate draws on the Japanese tradition of kintsugi — the practice of repairing broken ceramics with gold, honouring the repair as part of the object's story rather than hiding it. Churchill's interpretation brings this into a contemporary grey surface pattern, applied to a walled plate format suitable for a range of plated dishes in professional service.

The walled edge is a practical detail for working kitchens. It gives chefs a clean boundary to plate within and helps contain sauces, dressings, and cooking juices without the depth of a bowl. At 260mm, the plate sits comfortably in the main course range — enough surface area for considered presentation without oversizing the portion. The grey colourway is versatile and tends to work well across different linen and glassware schemes without demanding a redesign of the wider table setting.

Made from Churchill's vitrified porcelain, these plates are built to withstand the routine of a busy front-of-house operation:

  • Vitrified porcelain construction suited to repeated dishwasher cycles and daily stacking
  • Walled edge helps contain sauced and composed dishes throughout service
  • Kintsugi pattern adds visual interest without competing with the food
  • Grey colourway is adaptable across a range of existing table settings
  • Packs of six allow covers to be built up practically over time

As with any decorative tableware, it is worth confirming that the pattern and colourway sit well with your existing cover scheme before committing to a larger order. If you are putting together a new table setting or mixing pieces across the Studio Prints range, the team are happy to talk through what tends to work well together.

Frequently asked questions

How many plates do I need to cover a typical service?

A practical starting point for most operations is three to four plates per cover, accounting for plates in use, in the wash, and in reserve. Packs of six allow you to scale your stock in manageable increments as you establish actual throughput for your site.

Are these plates suitable for use in a commercial dishwasher?

Yes — Churchill's vitrified porcelain is designed to withstand the temperatures and detergents used in commercial rack and conveyor dishwashers. As with all decorative tableware, avoid abrasive scouring during hand-cleaning to preserve the surface pattern over time.

Does the Kintsugi Pearl pattern work alongside other Churchill Studio Prints pieces?

The Studio Prints range is designed with mixed-pattern use in mind, and the grey Kintsugi Pearl colourway tends to sit well alongside other neutral-toned pieces in the range. If you are building a layered table setting across multiple patterns, it is worth talking through the combination before ordering to make sure the overall scheme reads as intentional rather than mismatched.
Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Pearl Walled Plates Grey 260mm (Pack of 6)

£132.00(£158.40 inc VAT)

£132.00(£158.40 inc VAT)

The Churchill Studio Prints Kintsugi Pearl plate draws on the Japanese tradition of kintsugi — the practice of repairing broken ceramics with gold, honouring the repair as part of the object's story rather than hiding it. Churchill's interpretation brings this into a contemporary grey surface pattern, applied to a walled plate format suitable for a range of plated dishes in professional service.

The walled edge is a practical detail for working kitchens. It gives chefs a clean boundary to plate within and helps contain sauces, dressings, and cooking juices without the depth of a bowl. At 260mm, the plate sits comfortably in the main course range — enough surface area for considered presentation without oversizing the portion. The grey colourway is versatile and tends to work well across different linen and glassware schemes without demanding a redesign of the wider table setting.

Made from Churchill's vitrified porcelain, these plates are built to withstand the routine of a busy front-of-house operation:

  • Vitrified porcelain construction suited to repeated dishwasher cycles and daily stacking
  • Walled edge helps contain sauced and composed dishes throughout service
  • Kintsugi pattern adds visual interest without competing with the food
  • Grey colourway is adaptable across a range of existing table settings
  • Packs of six allow covers to be built up practically over time

As with any decorative tableware, it is worth confirming that the pattern and colourway sit well with your existing cover scheme before committing to a larger order. If you are putting together a new table setting or mixing pieces across the Studio Prints range, the team are happy to talk through what tends to work well together.