Churchill Studio Prints Raku Rectangular Plates Jade Green

The Churchill Studio Prints Raku rectangular plates in jade green are vitrified porcelain tableware finished with a kiln-reactive glaze. That glaze process introduces natural tonal variation and subtle surface character across each piece during firing, so no two plates look identical — while still behaving consistently in a commercial environment. The rectangular format suits plated starters, composed main courses, and sharing presentations where the plate itself contributes to how a dish reads on the table.

The kiln-reactive finish gives the range a considered, artisan quality without the unpredictability of genuinely handmade ceramics. In practice, that means operators get visual individuality alongside reliable stackability and straightforward pot wash performance — a combination that matters when cover counts are high and replacement costs need to stay manageable.

From an operational standpoint, the super vitrified construction offers several practical advantages:

• High chip resistance at the rim and foot, reducing breakage frequency in busy service
• Fully glazed foot for safer stacking and reduced surface marking between plates
• Dishwasher safe and compatible with standard commercial warewashers
• Consistent performance through repeated thermal cycling during service
• Supplied in a pack of 12, allowing cover quantities to be built incrementally

These plates are well suited to independent restaurants, hotel dining rooms, private members clubs, and any operation where tableware is treated as part of the overall guest experience rather than purely functional. Churchill produce the Raku range across a broad selection of shapes and sizes, so operators building a coordinated table setting can extend across the collection without conflict.

If you're specifying across a full cover count or matching with other pieces in the Raku range, it's worth talking through quantities and combinations with the team beforehand — we're happy to help make sure everything sits together correctly in practice.