These four gorgeous dinnerware sets are sure to impress your family and friends.
If you want to bring something new to the table, then it may be time to pick up a set of bone china. Distinguished from fine china and porcelain by its materials—as its name suggests, bone china consists of at least 30 percent cow bone ash. It’s also instantly recognizable by its warm white color and translucence.
The advantages of bone china are simple: its high-quality craftsmanship. Despite this, it’s more durable than other luxury options. Some bone china can even be stuck in the microwave or dishwasher, though pieces with a higher concentration of bone dust may be too fragile to do so. Here are four sets that will suit almost any dinner party.Wedgewood is responsible for some of the world’s best bone china.