Featuring a matte glaze in subtle and soft tones, with a mottled Caldera texture that enhances the surface of the tableware, these coupe plates from Churchill have all you need for a stylish table top. Designed with a chalk-white colourway, the plates utilise the elegance and beauty of white chalk, which also helps to highlight the vibrancy of your fresh ingredients.

The reactive, hand-glazing process gives each plate its own, unique finish. Made from a super-vitrified porcelain, these plates are able to withstand most general wear and tear that occurs in the dining room, whilst being easy to clean after service - saving you both money and time.

Product features

Material Porcelain
Weight 940g
Colour White
Dishwasher safe
Manufactured in a vitrified porcelain body
Polished foot
Polished foot
Microwave safe
Caldera is decorated in a matte glaze and finished with a mottled texture that enhances the surface of the tableware
The contemporary, mottled design in subtle, muted tones create a pearlescent lustre

11 3/8"

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