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Churchill Studio Prints Raku Rectangular Plate Garnet Orange 355mm (Pack of 6)

SKU: DR707

£187.00(£224.40 inc VAT)
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The Churchill Studio Prints Raku rectangular plate is a vitrified ceramic flatware piece finished in a kiln-reactive garnet orange glaze. At 355mm across its longest edge, it is a substantial plate suited to main course plating, composed sharing formats, and contemporary presentation styles where the plate itself contributes to the overall look of the dish.

The kiln-reactive glaze means each piece develops a slightly individual character during firing. Rather than a flat, uniform colour, you get natural tonal variation across the surface — something that adds visual interest on the pass without any additional effort from the kitchen. In practice this also means slight variation between pieces is expected and inherent to the range, which is worth bearing in mind if absolute consistency across a large cover set matters to your operation.

From an operational standpoint, vitrified ceramic holds up well to the daily demands of a busy service. The material resists chipping under normal commercial handling, maintains its appearance through repeated dishwasher cycles, and requires no special care beyond standard warewashing practice. The rectangular format stacks consistently, which supports efficient storage and retrieval during service.

  • Kiln-reactive glaze adds natural surface variation without relying on decoration
  • Suitable for dishwasher, microwave, and oven use across a range of service workflows
  • Rectangular format supports modern plating styles and clean pass presentation
  • Vitrified ceramic construction withstands regular commercial warewashing
  • Sold in packs of six for straightforward cover set building or topping up

The garnet orange colourway works well where operators want to introduce considered colour to the table without competing with the food. It reads particularly well against neutral linens, dark accessories, or natural wood elements. It is worth assessing how the colour reads under your specific dining room lighting before committing to a full cover quantity.

This plate is well suited to restaurants, bistros, and hotel dining rooms running a modern plating programme. If you are working out whether this size and colourway fits your cover format, the team is happy to talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

How does the kiln-reactive glaze hold up after repeated commercial dishwasher cycles?

Vitrified ceramic is well suited to the demands of commercial warewashing, and the glaze on the Raku range is designed to maintain its character through regular cycling. The natural tonal variation that gives the glaze its appearance is inherent to the firing process, so it does not degrade in the way a surface decoration or transfer might. Standard commercial detergents and temperatures are fine; no special handling is required.

Is the natural variation between pieces likely to be noticeable on the table?

Yes, and that is intentional to the range. The kiln-reactive process means no two pieces are identical — colour depth and surface tone will vary slightly from plate to plate. Most operators find this adds to the appeal of the range rather than detracting from it, but if your service style requires very uniform tableware, it is worth ordering a sample pack first to assess whether the variation suits your presentation approach.

How many covers can a pack of six realistically serve, and how should I calculate quantity?

A pack of six covers a small section in a single sitting, but most operators building a full service set will need several packs to account for covers, washing rotation, and breakage allowance. A common starting point is calculating your peak seated covers, then adding 20–30 per cent for turnaround and attrition. If you are unsure how to size your order for your specific volume, the team can help you work through the numbers.
Churchill Studio Prints Raku Rectangular Plate Garnet Orange 355mm (Pack of 6)

£187.00(£224.40 inc VAT)

£187.00(£224.40 inc VAT)

The Churchill Studio Prints Raku rectangular plate is a vitrified ceramic flatware piece finished in a kiln-reactive garnet orange glaze. At 355mm across its longest edge, it is a substantial plate suited to main course plating, composed sharing formats, and contemporary presentation styles where the plate itself contributes to the overall look of the dish.

The kiln-reactive glaze means each piece develops a slightly individual character during firing. Rather than a flat, uniform colour, you get natural tonal variation across the surface — something that adds visual interest on the pass without any additional effort from the kitchen. In practice this also means slight variation between pieces is expected and inherent to the range, which is worth bearing in mind if absolute consistency across a large cover set matters to your operation.

From an operational standpoint, vitrified ceramic holds up well to the daily demands of a busy service. The material resists chipping under normal commercial handling, maintains its appearance through repeated dishwasher cycles, and requires no special care beyond standard warewashing practice. The rectangular format stacks consistently, which supports efficient storage and retrieval during service.

  • Kiln-reactive glaze adds natural surface variation without relying on decoration
  • Suitable for dishwasher, microwave, and oven use across a range of service workflows
  • Rectangular format supports modern plating styles and clean pass presentation
  • Vitrified ceramic construction withstands regular commercial warewashing
  • Sold in packs of six for straightforward cover set building or topping up

The garnet orange colourway works well where operators want to introduce considered colour to the table without competing with the food. It reads particularly well against neutral linens, dark accessories, or natural wood elements. It is worth assessing how the colour reads under your specific dining room lighting before committing to a full cover quantity.

This plate is well suited to restaurants, bistros, and hotel dining rooms running a modern plating programme. If you are working out whether this size and colourway fits your cover format, the team is happy to talk it through.