Eight inches is the plate that does the most work in a real kitchen: toast, a side, a slice of
something, a plate under a bowl. Big enough to be useful, small enough to fit the cupboard four deep.
The rim rises just slightly, which keeps a sauce where it belongs without making the plate look like a
dish. The speckle comes through the glaze rather than being applied over it, so it will not wear off at the
center where cutlery lands.
They stack cleanly and match the mugs and serving bowl closely enough to read as one table. Dishwasher and
microwave safe.
