Dudson Harvest Rectangular Tray Brown 192x284mm (Pack of 6)

The Dudson Harvest Rectangular Tray is a porcelain serving piece with a deliberately imperfect wavy edge and a hand-applied rim finish. It is designed to carry the character of handmade pottery while being produced to consistent commercial standards — giving operators an artisan aesthetic without sacrificing the reliability they need in a working kitchen.

In service, the earthy brown glaze suits farm-to-table menus, sharing plates, charcuterie, and small plate formats where the tableware is intended to feel as considered as the food it presents. The textured, irregular finish means minor surface variation between pieces reads as part of the design rather than a quality concern, which is a practical advantage in high-turnover environments where absolute uniformity is difficult to maintain.

• Porcelain construction handles repeated commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
• Artisan appearance consistent enough for commercial production and service
• Earthy brown glaze suits rustic, seasonal, and farm-to-table menu styles
• Works well for sharing plates, starters, charcuterie, and informal formats
• Part of the wider Harvest range, available in additional colourways for mixed-table styling

Sold in packs of six, which suits initial trialling or topping up existing stock. Operators building a full table setting around the Harvest range often order across multiple colourways to create a deliberately mismatched look — a common approach in informal dining concepts. It is worth factoring in storage space for the non-standard rectangular shape, particularly in kitchens with limited shelving.

Well suited to independent restaurants, gastropubs, and casual dining venues with a strong food identity. Less appropriate for formal or corporate dining settings where a uniform table presentation is expected. The broader Harvest range includes complementary pieces for operators wanting to build a more complete scheme across the same aesthetic.

If you are putting together a tableware scheme and want to talk through colourway combinations or how these trays sit alongside other pieces in your current setup, the team is glad to help you work it through.