Antique Bone China

Bone China has traditionally been used to make objects of craft and fine art, including decorative and utilitarian household wares. It was originally developed in England to compete with porcelain. English bone china was traditionally made made by combining two parts of bone-ash and one part of China clay and one part of china stone. Antique Chinaware includes a variety of dinnerware sets, cutlery, glassware etc. Elegant and finely handcrafted Chinaware lined with gold polish was used by the aristocracy in the 18th century.



Exotic design, together with vibrant colours combine to make appealing display items. Reproduction of antique Chinaware belonging to different time period is being done on a large scale and exported to a number of countries.