Bring your dishes to life with the Caldera Ash Rectangle Plate from Churchill.

Inspired by the raw energy of active volcanoes, the dusky black colourway and ash-inspired mottled finish make it the ideal backdrop for vivid, bold dishes, allowing their fresh ingredients to burst with colour. At once excitingly daring yet quietly sophisticated, it's a versatile canvas as suited to simple, formal dishes as it is to more experimental cuisine.

Ideal for platters, sharing dishes, and deconstructed meals served in their component parts, pair the Rectangle Plate with other pieces in the collection - available in a range of ash-inspired colours - to add a dusky, mysterious edge to your dishes. Microwave and dishwasher safe.

Product features

• Dimensions 140(H) x 355(W)mm
• Material Porcelain
• Weight 720g
• Colour Ash
• Fully vitrified for superb durability & heat retention
• Polished Foot
• Dishwasher safe
• Microwave safe
• Vitrified porcelain for durability and heat retention

14 x 7¾" / 355 x 140mm. Pack Quantity: 6

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