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Steelite Ink Crackle Black Coupe Plates 300mm (Pack of 12)

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£198.00(£237.60 inc VAT)

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These 300mm coupe plates are part of Steelite's Ink Crackle range — a collection of alumina vitrified ceramic tableware finished with a distinctive crackled black glaze. The coupe profile has no rim, giving a clean, uninterrupted surface that works well with contemporary plating styles where the food is intended to be the visual focus.

In a busy restaurant environment, tableware takes a significant amount of daily handling — stacking, washing, passing through a commercial dishwasher repeatedly. Alumina vitrified ceramic is a sensible material choice for this kind of sustained use. It is more resistant to chipping and crazing than standard porcelain, which matters when plates are cycling through service consistently across multiple sittings.

From a practical standpoint, the Ink Crackle range offers a few advantages worth noting:

  • Dishwasher safe and compatible with standard commercial warewashing cycles
  • The dark glaze is well suited to lighter-coloured or brightly garnished dishes where contrast aids presentation
  • Sold in packs of 12, which aligns with typical cover set purchasing
  • The coupe shape stacks efficiently, keeping storage space manageable
  • Consistent glaze finish across the range supports a coherent table setting

At 300mm, these plates sit at the larger end of the main-course plate spectrum and are commonly used for principal courses in casual-dining and fine-dining settings alike. The size and weight — 970g per plate — mean they feel substantial in service, though it is worth considering that heavier plates can add up during a full carry for floor staff.

These plates are best suited to operations with an established tableware aesthetic that calls for dark, textured ceramics. They are a deliberate choice rather than a neutral one, so it is worth considering how they sit alongside your existing glassware, cutlery, and linen before committing to volume. If you are building a full table scheme or need to mix sizes within the Ink Crackle range, the team is happy to talk through what works together.

Steelite Ink Crackle Black Coupe Plates 300mm (Pack of 12)

£198.00(£237.60 inc VAT)

£198.00(£237.60 inc VAT)

These 300mm coupe plates are part of Steelite's Ink Crackle range — a collection of alumina vitrified ceramic tableware finished with a distinctive crackled black glaze. The coupe profile has no rim, giving a clean, uninterrupted surface that works well with contemporary plating styles where the food is intended to be the visual focus.

In a busy restaurant environment, tableware takes a significant amount of daily handling — stacking, washing, passing through a commercial dishwasher repeatedly. Alumina vitrified ceramic is a sensible material choice for this kind of sustained use. It is more resistant to chipping and crazing than standard porcelain, which matters when plates are cycling through service consistently across multiple sittings.

From a practical standpoint, the Ink Crackle range offers a few advantages worth noting:

  • Dishwasher safe and compatible with standard commercial warewashing cycles
  • The dark glaze is well suited to lighter-coloured or brightly garnished dishes where contrast aids presentation
  • Sold in packs of 12, which aligns with typical cover set purchasing
  • The coupe shape stacks efficiently, keeping storage space manageable
  • Consistent glaze finish across the range supports a coherent table setting

At 300mm, these plates sit at the larger end of the main-course plate spectrum and are commonly used for principal courses in casual-dining and fine-dining settings alike. The size and weight — 970g per plate — mean they feel substantial in service, though it is worth considering that heavier plates can add up during a full carry for floor staff.

These plates are best suited to operations with an established tableware aesthetic that calls for dark, textured ceramics. They are a deliberate choice rather than a neutral one, so it is worth considering how they sit alongside your existing glassware, cutlery, and linen before committing to volume. If you are building a full table scheme or need to mix sizes within the Ink Crackle range, the team is happy to talk through what works together.