Collection: Ceramics/Porcelain

     Discover our stunning antique porcelain, meticulously crafted, a true masterpiece distinguishing it from others dinnerware in the antique market. With a unique showcase’s characteristics, expertly painted and highlighted in its intricate design with colors, gold trim or platinum trim and beauty. The different types of porcelain are China, Bone China, soft-paste porcelain, and hard-paste porcelain.     

The ceramics dinnerware is crafted from natural clay and solidified through the application of low temperatures. Come in earthy forms referred to at times as Earthenware, Stoneware, and Porcelain which is used as everyday tableware or kitchenware. While porcelain is a type of ceramic, there are still distinctions to be made between ceramic and porcelain. When it comes to the classic ceramic, the common properties are heat-resistant, high melting point, durable (long-lasting dishes), hard strong like, non-reactive to other chemicals, and can be fragile if ceramic suffer a physical or thermal shock.

Ceramic Dinnerware -- in everyday terms is often mean stoneware or earthenware types of ceramics that are fired at lower temperatures and is thicker and heavier with a less refined texture more casual great for everyday use table settings.

Porcelain Dinnerware -- is made from a fine, white clay fired at extremely high temperatures resulting in a hard, smooth, glass-like surface non-porous lightweight and slightly translucent with an elegant look often seen as the gold standard in luxury dinnerware.