Why this plate earns its place
At 260 mm, this is the working dinner plate: large enough to hold a full main course without cramping plating, compact enough to stack efficiently during the rush. The underglaze printing and hand-applied edge band are the same as the smaller Studio Prints range—refined enough for fine dining, tough enough for high-turnover venues.
Porcelain is the standard for good reason. It holds heat better than ceramic, resists chip and discoloration through hundreds of washing cycles, and stacks without the slipping that cheaper china causes. The Charcoal Black background is subtle; the design adds visual interest without competing with the food. For kitchens where presentation matters but speed matters more, this is the reliable choice.
The build is substantial. At just over 750 g per plate, these feel solid in hand but still stack cleanly on a trolley—80 plates per crate is typical. The 5-year edge-chip warranty reflects genuine durability; claim a chip rather than absorb the loss. In high-volume venues, that warranty pays for itself inside a year.
