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A Guide to Bone China
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<a href="http://www.shenzhenlexinporcelain.com/bone-china-dinner-set/"
target="_self">Bone china</a> is considered to be the most refined and luxurious
of tableware materials, adding sophisticated classical and contemporary design to
any table - whether during breakfast, lunch or dinner.<br style="box-sizing:
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market for purchasing bone china tableware, the Wedgwood Guide to Bone China will
answer some common questions regarding this beautiful material, as well as
providing guidance on how to choose and care for your bone china tableware.
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Bone china is a durable, lightweight and elegant material that is most
commonly used for the creation of tableware and teaware such as
plates, bowls, mugs and teacups. Bone china is made from china clay,
china stone and bone ash (made from animal bones).
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To create bone china, either china clay, china stone, bone ash, or a
combination of the three is combined with porcelain clay and fired at a slightly
lower temperature than porcelain. This produces a light, delicate material with a
milky, almost translucent appearance.
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Investing in bone china tableware comes with many benefits for your at-home
eating experience. Bone china is the strongest material of the porcelain and china
ceramics, meaning that it is likely to last through everyday use and the usual
accidental slips of the hand or knocks off the table. Bone china is a luxurious
and precious material, so will last for decades and can have amazing sentimental
value when passed down through generations. It brings a perception of elegance and
sophisticated taste to dining at home, making every day a special occasion!
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Bone china is considered to be the highest quality ceramic used for
tableware, and is perfect for both everyday use and special occasions due to the
fact that it’s strong, durable, mostly chip-resistant, and stunningly beautiful.
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For an interesting fact, the durability of bone china is actually based on the
percentage of bone ash content present within the product. The traditional
formulation for bone china is about 25% kaolin, 25% Cornish stone and 50% bone
ash. The industry minimum for bone content is 30% or higher. <br style="box-
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background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"/>Is bone china microwave safe? Yes! In
fact, it’s microwave safe, dishwasher safe and oven safe.
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color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0); letter-spacing: 0.025em;">H</span>ere are some tips for
washing your tableware set:
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Wash dishes straight away to remove any acidic or sticky food residue.
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When handwashing, wash each dish individually using a mild liquid detergent
and a non-abrasive cloth. Having a plastic tuc in the sink is also a good idea, as
it will protect the china from the harsh stainless steel of the sink.
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If using a dishwasher, take care not to overload the rack, and keep metal
items away from your fine bone china - even light contact can scratch, chip or
crack your dishes.
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Here are some tips for keeping your Wedgwood china in stunning condition:
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Soak your pieces in white vinegar for three minutes before rinsing and towel
drying them to remove hard water spots.
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Remove coffee stains from mugs (as well as fork marks from plates) by rubbing
a paste of baking soda and water over the tableware before rinsing and drying.
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To prevent scratching and chipping your fine bone china tableware set, put it
in a fabric storage case, or put segments of fabric, tissue paper or napkins
between each piece when stacking.
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What Exactly is Bone China?
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There's something quite elegant and magical about drinking a cup of<a
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tea</a> from real bone china.
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This popular British belief is apparently true, bone china does make the tea
taste better and there are many reasons for this. Bone china doesn’t absorb any
of the tea aromas and flavours like other ceramics do and therefore providing a
full-on tea tasting experience. The thinner and lighter bone china material adds a
very dainty and classy feel. While the creamy-white translucent colour of the
china perfectly compliments the hue of tea liquor.
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