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Q: Why are fine dishes called china?
A: "China" is molded & fired from China clay-which has been used in the ceramic Read More »

Q: What do you call fine china dishes?
A: Bone china. Read More »

Q: What is the most expensive fine china dishes?
A: Flora Danica is probably the world's most expensive china pattern, at Read More »

Q: How to Buy Johann Haviland Bavaria Blue Garland Fine China From G...
A: Johann Haviland China was a branch of French porcelain manufacturer, Haviland et Cie. A son of the firm's founder, Johann settled in Bavaria to escape heavy Fre... Read More »

Q: Why do we call dishes fine China?
A: The first "fancy" dishes were from China that were made out of clay. Basically it was named after the country of origin. Read More »