Churchill Studio Prints Raku Coupe Plates Agate Grey 288mm (Pack of 12)

Name: Churchill Studio Prints Raku Coupe Plates Agate Grey 288mm (Pack of 12)
Brand: Churchill
SKU: DS560
Price: 235.2 GBP
Availability: InStock

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The Churchill Studio Prints Raku plate is a coupe-profile dinner plate finished in agate grey with a kiln-reactive glaze. Because the glaze responds individually to the firing process, each plate carries its own subtle variation of tone and texture within the same grey palette. The effect is deliberate — it gives a handcrafted quality without sacrificing the visual consistency a commercial kitchen requires across a full set.

Constructed from Churchill's super vitrified ceramic, these plates are built for the realities of daily service. The denser construction offers greater resistance to chipping than standard porcelain, which is a practical consideration when plates are being stacked, racked, and cycled through a commercial dishwasher several times a day. Churchill back this with a five-year edge chip warranty, which gives a reasonable indication of the longevity they are designed for.

In operation, these plates suit kitchens where tableware is expected to contribute to the overall presentation rather than simply carry food. The warm, neutral grey works particularly well as a backdrop for modern British, rustic, and farm-to-table cooking styles. The coupe profile gives chefs a clean, uninterrupted canvas and accommodates a wide range of plating approaches.

Compatible with commercial dishwashers, microwave, and oven use
Kiln-reactive glaze produces a unique surface finish on each plate
Super vitrified construction for durability under repeated commercial use
Coupe shape suits a broad range of plating styles and portion sizes
Available across multiple sizes for full menu coverage within the range

Sold in packs of twelve, these plates are well suited to gastropubs, bistros, independent restaurants, and hotel dining rooms. It is worth factoring pack size into your par stock and cover count planning, especially if you are building across several sizes. For very high-cover operations or fast dishwash cycles, it is sensible to consider quantities and expected breakage rates before finalising an order.

If you are planning a full table setting or want to match pieces across the Studio Prints Raku range, the team is happy to help you put it together properly.

Frequently asked questions

How many packs do I need for a typical restaurant cover count?

As a general guide, most operations plan for two to three times their seated cover count to allow for plates in service, in the dishwash, and in reserve. For a 40-cover restaurant, four to five packs of twelve would be a reasonable starting point, though fast-paced services or limited dishwash capacity may require more.

Will the kiln-reactive glaze look inconsistent when plates are placed together on a table?

The variation between plates is intentional and sits within a controlled agate grey palette, so pieces read as a coherent set rather than mismatched. In practice, the subtle differences in tone and texture tend to add to the handcrafted aesthetic rather than creating a noticeable clash.

Are these plates suitable for a high-volume operation running multiple dishwash cycles per service?

The super vitrified ceramic construction is designed to handle repeated commercial dishwash cycles, and the five-year edge chip warranty reflects that durability. For very high-volume sites with extremely fast dishwash turnaround, it is worth discussing par stock levels with us to ensure you have sufficient plates in rotation to protect the set over time.

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