The authenticity of ceramic tableware can be distinguished by observing factors such as weight, sound, and high temperature resistance.
Firstly, in terms of weight, genuine porcelain tableware is usually heavier because they are fired from heavier materials such as clay, while imitation porcelain tableware is lighter because they are made from lightweight materials such as resin.
Secondly, it can also be distinguished through sound. When lightly tapping ceramic tableware, a crisp and pleasant sound will be produced, while the sound of imitation porcelain tableware is relatively dull.
In addition, high temperature resistance is also an important criterion for identification. True porcelain tableware is heat-resistant and suitable for microwave ovens and ovens, while imitation porcelain tableware has poor heat resistance and should not be used in high-temperature environments, as it may release harmful substances.
Finally, in terms of price, genuine porcelain tableware has a higher market price, while imitation porcelain tableware has a relatively lower price.
