What is the difference between china, porcelain and bone china? a quick answer

So I just wanted to answer what is the difference between china, porcelain and bone china? its a short video with very simple explenation.
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[@leschierkerekes3012]

Finally a video that said what it had to say explained it perfectly and didn't spend 20 minutes talking about nothing

[@ChrismasKitchen]

Oh thank you very much, I just wanted to make a concise video on the subject.

[@inthefade]

Yes it is very appreciated

[@chien4741]

It's so amazing. Thanks for doing this video ❤

[@orkilatrish]

Thanks you for making a concise and clear video with no other nonsense! So rare these days!

[@ChrismasKitchen]

No problem at all.

[@savedfaves]

Virtually non-existent these days.

[@herstory4768]

Thanks for not wasting 20 min of my life Appreciate it

[@ChrismasKitchen]

No problem, you can always dive into more detail but I just wanted to make a nice short answer.

[@motorbikeray]

Short, straight, and to the point in less than 45 seconds. 👏👍

[@blueskyalldayeveryday]

Oh wow! Thank you so much for this quick and simple information. I had no idea bone china actually has bones in it :( I thought it was called that because of its color (I'm VERY new to pottery).

[@ChrismasKitchen]

Bone china is really nice to use

[@jasondaniel918]

As Emeril Lagasse would say, "BAM!" A simple, quick and easy explanation for something I have wondered about for years. Thanks.

[@aabjnrruuyy]

Thank you so much. I have just started a new job and they have types of China and I wanted to understand the difference

[@eshankumar1999]

Oh wow. I had no idea Bone China was made with animals. I always thought it was more akin to it's ivory/bone like appearance

[@lamboclover]

Elephant tusk

[@chien4741]

It is a lovely and clear explanation.

[@TL....]

can you recommend some bone china manufacturers that are high quality ? price is not an issue, looking to buy a complete set for at least 8 people that i can use on special occasions (christmas dinner etc)

[@ChrismasKitchen]

Wedgewood are very good I have some of theirs.

[@jetphoenixx]

Thx! I was curious, but afraid I would have to wade through a bunch of honors later narration. Well done!!

[@valtovey3676]

Thanks! Always wondered

[@ChrismasKitchen]

no problem, glad i could help

[@Marlene-ii9zw]

Thank you so much! Real eye-opener

[@sandeepmathur3330]

Excellent, any idea why the superior Porcelain is called " China" ?

[@ChrismasKitchen]

It’s called China because it was first made in China. Had to do a quick google to double check my self .

[@bryanperera202]

So porcelain contains Bone Ash. Some companies like Wilmax England claim they don't add Bone Ashes to it

[@ChrismasKitchen]

Porcelain dose not but bone China dose.

[@bryanperera202]

@@ChrismasKitchen Okay thanks. This clears the doubt.

[@ChrismasKitchen]

No problem

[@nikiarrowsmith]

There's also 'new bone china' that adds something like synthetic bone instead of real bone

[@bryanperera202]

@@nikiarrowsmith Heard about it recently and got cup and saucer and mugs of new Bone China. It looks beautiful.

[@hehaheadshot97]

Thank you good sir

[@jbaby362]

Thank you

[@starr8111]

What kind of bones is in bone china

[@ChrismasKitchen]

Cow bone.

[@savedfaves]

Cow bone ash.

[@annsgal2025]

Can bone china be used in microwave for reheating food?

[@sitimahdiah286]

Bone ash frm what animal? Tq

[@ChrismasKitchen]

yes, from cattle bones

[@sitimahdiah286]

Tq Christmas kitchen...

[@muhammad-hd8my]

@@ChrismasKitchen a pig bone?

[@ChrismasKitchen]

@@muhammad-hd8my As I am aware, for the production of bone china ash from cows is used.

[@KBradAdams]

Does Bone Chins stain easier how do you clean the stains in it?

[@houseofschenck6230]

Wedgwood just discontinued the English Lace collection, which is what we had chosen for our wedding registry. We're now need to choose something else before we send invitations. Can you recommend additional brands?

[@ChrismasKitchen]

Denby do some beautiful crockery

[@houseofschenck6230]

@@ChrismasKitchen Thank you! I'll search for that.

[@lamboclover]

Elephant tusk is the best bone china porcelain

[@Lafemmefutile]

Ok but what is China?

[@ChrismasKitchen]

China is the term used for the dinnerware, its made from clay and baked.

[@savedfaves]

All porcelain is China or China ware or Chinese ceramics, not all China is porcelain. China originally got its name because all of it came from China. Not today, however.

[@justbeinghonest1]

Bone China… where’s PETA

[@ritalake4083]

K98i

[@ChrismasKitchen]

I think this comment is a mistake.

[@lzh3131]

You missed a crucial step! Look on the bottom of a plate for markings, proceed with internet search. Thousands of people have lived over seas, and brought different types of porcelain, bone, etc.. You spent more time thinking about this, than executing! Fail.