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Churchill Studio Prints Raku Rectangular Plate Garnet Orange 298mm x12

SKU: DR706

£260.00(£312.00 inc VAT)
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The Churchill Studio Prints Raku rectangular plate in garnet orange is a vitrified ceramic serving plate finished with a kiln-reactive glaze that produces a feathered, dappled surface. The 298mm length makes it a practical mid-size format, capable of handling individual plated courses as well as sharing presentations and starter platters. The garnet orange colourway sits within the broader Raku collection, which is designed to coordinate across multiple glaze tones, allowing venues to build mixed but cohesive table settings from a single range.

Vitrified ceramic of this specification is well suited to the throughput demands of busy restaurant and hotel service. The kiln-reactive glaze means each plate carries a degree of natural variation — an advantage for venues aiming for an artisan or considered aesthetic without any additional effort in plating. At 280g, the plates are manageable for service staff working multiple covers.

  • Dishwasher safe, supporting high-volume warewashing without special handling
  • Oven and microwave safe, giving flexibility for brief holding and plating
  • Kiln-reactive glaze adds visual character without applied decoration that can chip or fade
  • Supplied in a pack of 12, allowing consistent covers count from a single order
  • Vitrified ceramic construction withstands regular commercial use reliably

There are no infrastructure requirements for tableware of this type. The main practical consideration is stock volume — a pack of 12 suits a smaller section of covers, and operations running larger sittings or multiple seatings will likely need to order several packs to maintain adequate availability through a full service and account for breakage over time.

These plates are well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and event catering operations building a table setting with character. The rectangular format works particularly well for sharing boards, composed starters, and plated desserts. Other sizes and glaze tones are available within the Raku range for venues wanting to extend the setting further.

If you are working out quantities across a covers count or want to discuss coordinating pieces from the Raku collection, the team is glad to help you think it through.

Frequently asked questions

How many packs are typically needed to service a busy restaurant section?

A single pack of 12 covers a modest section, but most commercial operations will need multiple packs to maintain availability across a full service, allow for warewashing cycles, and absorb expected breakage over time. As a general guide, venues turning a section of 20 or more covers per sitting should consider two or more packs as a working minimum.

Can these plates go into a commercial dishwasher on a standard cycle?

Yes, the vitrified ceramic construction and kiln-reactive glaze are both suited to commercial dishwasher use without special handling. The glaze finish is integral to the ceramic rather than applied on top, so it is not vulnerable to the fading or chipping that can affect decorated or printed tableware under heavy warewashing.

Do the plates within a pack match exactly, or does the glaze vary between pieces?

Kiln-reactive glazes inherently produce some natural variation between individual pieces — this is characteristic of the Raku range and generally considered an advantage for venues seeking an artisan or handcrafted aesthetic. Plates will share the same garnet orange colourway and overall finish, but minor variation in the surface pattern from piece to piece is normal and expected.
Churchill Studio Prints Raku Rectangular Plate Garnet Orange 298mm x12

£260.00(£312.00 inc VAT)

£260.00(£312.00 inc VAT)

The Churchill Studio Prints Raku rectangular plate in garnet orange is a vitrified ceramic serving plate finished with a kiln-reactive glaze that produces a feathered, dappled surface. The 298mm length makes it a practical mid-size format, capable of handling individual plated courses as well as sharing presentations and starter platters. The garnet orange colourway sits within the broader Raku collection, which is designed to coordinate across multiple glaze tones, allowing venues to build mixed but cohesive table settings from a single range.

Vitrified ceramic of this specification is well suited to the throughput demands of busy restaurant and hotel service. The kiln-reactive glaze means each plate carries a degree of natural variation — an advantage for venues aiming for an artisan or considered aesthetic without any additional effort in plating. At 280g, the plates are manageable for service staff working multiple covers.

  • Dishwasher safe, supporting high-volume warewashing without special handling
  • Oven and microwave safe, giving flexibility for brief holding and plating
  • Kiln-reactive glaze adds visual character without applied decoration that can chip or fade
  • Supplied in a pack of 12, allowing consistent covers count from a single order
  • Vitrified ceramic construction withstands regular commercial use reliably

There are no infrastructure requirements for tableware of this type. The main practical consideration is stock volume — a pack of 12 suits a smaller section of covers, and operations running larger sittings or multiple seatings will likely need to order several packs to maintain adequate availability through a full service and account for breakage over time.

These plates are well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and event catering operations building a table setting with character. The rectangular format works particularly well for sharing boards, composed starters, and plated desserts. Other sizes and glaze tones are available within the Raku range for venues wanting to extend the setting further.

If you are working out quantities across a covers count or want to discuss coordinating pieces from the Raku collection, the team is glad to help you think it through.