Dusky Plate 8.5" stoneware plate with a reactive dusky pink glaze and black rim, ideal for desserts, lunches and stylish everyday serving.

Dusky Plate 8.5"

SKU:
21346
£15.59 (Inc. VAT)
£12.99 (Ex. VAT)
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Description

Dusky Plate

The Dusky Plate 8.5 inch is a modern stoneware plate with a soft dusky pink centre and a deep black rim, designed to make everyday food look thoughtfully served. The reactive glaze gives each plate its own subtle patterning, so no two look exactly the same, which brings a relaxed, handcrafted feel to the table. With its practical mid size shape it works as an everyday side plate, a dessert plate, or a small lunch plate for toasties, salads and easy suppers. If you are looking for a dusky pink plate with a dark rim that suits contemporary table settings and still feels easy to live with, this is a lovely piece to have in the cupboard.

Key Features:

  • Stoneware plate with reactive glaze finish.
  • Size 8.5 inch / 21 cm.
  • Each plate has natural variation in colour and pattern.
  • Microwave safe for quick reheating.
  • Dishwasher safe for simple clean up.

Usage Ideas:

  • Serve a slice of cheesecake with berries and a spoon of crème fraiche.
  • Plate up a brunch stack of avocado toast with poached eggs and chilli oil.
  • Use as a small serving plate for sourdough with butter and sea salt.
  • Dish up a weeknight salad with roasted squash, feta and toasted seeds.

Why do reactive glaze plates look different from one another?

Reactive glazes change during firing in the kiln, and small shifts in heat and movement create the individual markings and colour depth that make each piece unique.

What is the difference between stoneware and porcelain plates?

Stoneware is typically a little thicker and more rustic in feel, while porcelain is usually finer and lighter, so stoneware is often chosen for a more casual, modern look that still feels hard wearing.

How can I stop plates scratching when stacked in a cupboard?

If you stack plates, place a soft liner or a piece of kitchen roll between them and avoid sliding them against each other, as most surface marks come from friction rather than normal use.