Churchill Vintage Prints Victorian Willow Plates 305mm (Pack of 6)
Product Description
These 305mm plates are part of Churchill's Vintage Prints range, featuring the Victorian Willow pattern — a classic blue-and-white transfer print with roots in traditional English tableware design. Made from...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Colour
- Blue
Patterned - Crockery type
- Plates
- Diameter
- 305
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Product Description
These 305mm plates are part of Churchill's Vintage Prints range, featuring the Victorian Willow pattern — a classic blue-and-white transfer print with roots in traditional English tableware design. Made from porcelain, they are intended for front-of-house use in restaurants, bistros, and hospitality settings where presentation is part of the dining experience.
The Victorian Willow print lends itself to a range of serving styles, from plated main courses to sharing boards and signature dishes. Because the Vintage Prints range is designed to be mixed and matched across different patterns, operators can build a varied table setting without losing visual coherence — each cover can look considered rather than uniform, which suits certain dining concepts well.
Practically speaking, porcelain is a reliable choice for busy service environments. It holds temperature reasonably well, cleans cleanly, and presents consistently over time when handled and stored with standard care. The 305mm diameter is a practical all-rounder for main course plating.
- Porcelain construction — durable and consistent in front-of-house use
- Victorian Willow print — a recognisable pattern suited to traditional and eclectic dining concepts
- Mixes and matches across the wider Vintage Prints range for varied table settings
- Sold in packs of 6, practical for building cover counts incrementally
This range is best suited to independent restaurants, gastropubs, boutique hotels, and cafés where the tableware is considered part of the overall guest experience. It is less likely to suit high-throughput operations where pattern durability under heavy mechanical washing cycles is a priority consideration worth discussing.
If you're building a full table setting or want guidance on pairing patterns within the Vintage Prints range, the team is happy to help you work through the options before you order.
Key Features
- 305mm porcelain plate with Victorian Willow blue-and-white transfer print
- Part of Churchill's Vintage Prints mix-and-match tableware range
- Porcelain construction designed for consistent front-of-house performance
- Pack of 6 plates for incremental cover count building
- Compatible with other patterns across the Vintage Prints collection
Operational Benefits
- Adds a considered, distinctive character to main course presentation
- Mix-and-match design lets operators create varied table settings with ease
- Porcelain holds up reliably through regular front-of-house service cycles
- Pack format makes it straightforward to scale cover numbers gradually
- Suits dining concepts where tableware contributes to the guest experience
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Colour
- Blue
Patterned - Crockery type
- Plates
- Diameter
- 305
- Dimensions
- 305(Ø)mm/ 12"
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
- Furniture shape
- Round
- Material
- Porcelain
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Weight
- 5.01kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Churchill's porcelain tableware is generally produced to withstand commercial dishwasher cycles, though the longevity of printed or transfer patterns can vary depending on wash temperature and detergent concentration. If your operation runs frequent high-temperature wash cycles, it is worth discussing expected throughput with us before committing to a large order.
- Yes — the Vintage Prints range is specifically designed so that different patterns can be used alongside one another on the same table or across different covers. This allows operators to build a varied, eclectic table setting rather than a fully uniform one, which suits certain restaurant and bistro concepts particularly well.
- That depends on your cover count, turn frequency, and dishwasher cycle times during service. As a general guide, most operators aim to hold at least two to three times their peak cover count in each plate size to avoid bottlenecks. If you let us know your service volume, we can help you work out a sensible quantity.