Dudson Urban Organic Coupe Rect Platter Black 338x155mm Pack of 6
Product Description
The Dudson Urban Organic Coupe Rectangular Platter is a mid-sized serving piece finished in Lamp Black under a semi-matte glaze. It is part of the Urban range, which draws its...
Specifications
- Colour
- Black
- Material
- Vitrified Fine China
- Weight
- 831g
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Product Description
The Dudson Urban Organic Coupe Rectangular Platter is a mid-sized serving piece finished in Lamp Black under a semi-matte glaze. It is part of the Urban range, which draws its aesthetic from industrial textures — worn surfaces, raw tones, and an uneven organic feel that sits comfortably in contemporary restaurant environments without looking contrived.
Made from vitrified fine china, the platters are built to withstand the handling and thermal cycling of a working kitchen. The semi-matte glaze finish is applied beneath the surface rather than over it, which means the texture is less likely to wear away under repeated service, washing, and stacking. At just over 800g per piece, they have a solid presence on the pass without being unwieldy for front-of-house staff.
In practical terms, the coupe profile and rectangular format make these well suited to composed plating — sharing boards, small plates service, or individual mains where a clean, frameless edge works better than a traditional rimmed plate. The Lamp Black colourway is a reliable choice for venues where the food itself needs to stand forward against a neutral, dark background.
- Vitrified fine china construction handles repeated commercial warewashing reliably
- Semi-matte underglaze finish resists surface wear during busy service
- Coupe rectangular profile suits composed and sharing-plate presentations
- Lamp Black colourway complements contemporary and industrial interior schemes
- Supplied in a pack of six, practical for batch ordering and stock rotation
These platters are well suited to independent restaurants, bistros, and hotel dining rooms running a modern aesthetic. If your operation requires a larger surface area for sharing or family-style service, or a lighter colourway, there are other formats and finishes within the broader range worth considering.
If you are specifying tableware across a full cover count or want to discuss which format works best for your menu style, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.
Key Features
- Vitrified fine china body rated for heavy commercial warewashing cycles
- Semi-matte underglaze decoration resists chipping and surface wear
- Coupe rectangular profile with clean, frameless edge for plating
- Lamp Black finish applied under glaze for long-term colour stability
- Supplied as a pack of six for straightforward stock management
Operational Benefits
- Handles repeated high-temperature dishwasher cycles without surface degradation
- Dark colourway makes food presentation stand forward on the pass
- Frameless coupe profile supports clean, contemporary plating styles
- Consistent finish across the pack supports uniform table presentation
- Solid vitrified construction reduces breakage replacement costs over time
Specifications
- Colour
- Black
- Material
- Vitrified Fine China
- Weight
- 831g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes. Vitrified fine china is the standard material for commercial tableware precisely because it tolerates repeated high-temperature dishwasher cycles. The semi-matte finish is applied under the glaze, which gives it better resistance to surface wear than printed or over-glaze decorated pieces.
- That depends on your service model and how frequently the platters turn around. For a small restaurant running two or three sittings, six platters per format is often a starting point rather than a full par stock. Most operators building out a cover count order in multiples of six to maintain enough on the floor while the first batch is in the wash.
- Because the decoration is applied beneath the glaze rather than on top of it, the colour is well protected from the abrasion that would wear away a surface-applied finish. Under normal commercial conditions it should remain consistent, though as with all dark-coloured tableware, any crazing or chipping will be more visible than it would be on a lighter piece.