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- Bone China With No Markings – Sizing Up Unmarked China
Manufacturer’s markings were introduced in 1850. They help in identifying and evaluating bone china dinnerware. Hence, bone china with no markings is challenging to assess and determine its origin. Antique or early bone china pieces don’t have markings since bone china was created in 1748 before producers introduced marks and stamps. In addition, some fresh …Bone China With No Markings – Sizing Up Unmarked China Read More »
- Fine China Vs Bone China – What Exactly is the Difference?
The differences between Bone China and Fine China tableware are numerous. However, if you place them side by side, you might not be able to tell them apart right at once as their design is almost similar. So, what exactly are the differences between Fine China vs Bone China? Fine China was introduced in BC …Fine China Vs Bone China – What Exactly is the Difference? Read More »
- How Much Does Fine China Sell For? – Pricing Your China
I had boxes of beautiful old fine china from my grandmother, which were collecting dust. They were too ornate for me to use on a regular basis, but it was a shame to keep them boxed up. I started to wonder, who much does fine china sell for? So, I began to look into it, …How Much Does Fine China Sell For? – Pricing Your China Read More »
- How to Identify Bone China – 7 Tips for Spotting Bone China
Bone china is very popular due to its high level of whiteness, translucency, and durability. Nonetheless, due to the complex process used to manufacture it, the product has become very expensive. As a result, numerous counterfeit products still exist in the market. So, if you have some bone china how do you know it’s real? …How to Identify Bone China – 7 Tips for Spotting Bone China Read More »
- Is Bone China Microwave Safe? – Will it Survive the Zaps?
For something to be considered microwave safe, it should not melt or warp under microwave heat. The FDA mandates all manufacturers to clearly indicate whether or not their products can be used in the microwave. You can know if any kitchenware is microwave safe by checking for the “microwave safe” label on the underside. So, …Is Bone China Microwave Safe? – Will it Survive the Zaps? Read More »
About Me
I’m Lesley Milne, the creator of The Pottery Wheel. Like many people, I used the potter’s wheel at school. But then I began to focus on clay sculpture and I left the wheel behind. However, more recently, I found myself being drawn back to pottery and the potters wheel. And so, I have tried to pick up where I left off all those years ago. This blog is a chronicle of what I have learned as I got back into the potters saddle!
