How To Distinguish Ceramic Tableware

Purchasing porcelain can be done through three methods: "listening", "comparing", and "testing". The specific method is as follows: "looking" means carefully observing the inside and outside of the porcelain from top to bottom. Check whether the porcelain glaze is smooth and lubricated, whether there are scratches, small holes, black spots, and bubbles; Check if the shape is regular and if there is any deformation; Check if the screen is intact; Check if the bottom is flat and placed steadily without burrs.
Listen
It's just the sound made when gently tapping porcelain. If the sound is crisp and pleasant to the ear, it indicates that the porcelain body is fine and dense, without cracks or damage. When fired at high temperatures, the porcelain transformation is complete and the quality is relatively good.
Compared to
It's just a comparison. For matching porcelain, it is necessary to compare the various accessories to see if their shapes and decorative elements are coordinated and consistent. Especially for complete sets of blue and white or blue and white exquisite porcelain, the color of blue and white varies with the firing temperature. Therefore, for sets of several or even dozens of pieces of cold porcelain, if there are significant differences in the color of each piece of blue and white porcelain, this set of porcelain is greatly inferior.
'Try'
It's about trial cover, trial assembly, and testing. Some porcelain comes with a lid, while others are composed of several components. When selecting porcelain, don't forget to try covering the lid and assembling the components to see if they fit properly.
By using the above three methods, you will know what kind of ceramic tableware is good. If you choose online shopping, be sure to choose a mall that allows unconditional returns and exchanges. This way, even if there are problems, you can still return the goods to reduce your losses