High-fired porcelain for every Chinese table
Complete services from the Red Leaf (红叶) works — same clay, same decors, same 1,350 °C kilns as the flagship brand, finished at an honest grade and stamped 家好. From Get a quote.
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Same kiln. Honest grade.
Every piece is fired from the same body, painted with the same decors and glazed in the same 1,350 °C kilns as the flagship Red Leaf brand. What the inspectors set aside for a pinprick speck or a hair of warp is finished under the 家好 mark instead — and priced like it.
Lead- and cadmium-free. Backstamped 家好 · 中国景德镇瓷厂制. Used daily in the homes of the people who paint it.
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Reading a Chinese service
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Why a Chinese service is counted in heads — reading a 56-piece banquet
Ten rice bowls, a fish platter, covered harmony dishes and one ashtray: what actually comes in a full banquet service, and why each piece is there.
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The honest grade — what B/C porcelain really means, and why we tell you
Same clay, same glaze, same 1,350° kiln as the flagship brand — with a cosmetic mark the inspectors caught. Here is exactly what B/C grade does and doesn't mean.
Buying guide
Fired at 1,350° — why high-fired porcelain is worth insisting on
The difference between porcelain that survives decades of daily use and crockery that crazes in a year is mostly a number on a kiln dial.
Fired at 1,350 °C
Vitrified high-fired white porcelain — dense, chip-resistant, dishwasher-safe apart from gold rims.
Lead- & cadmium-free
Food-safe glazes on every piece, fused to the body at full temperature.
The 家好 mark
Backstamped 家好 · 中国景德镇瓷厂制 — the honest grade of the Red Leaf works.
Boxed for giving
Every service arrives in the colour-printed gift box — from the rice set to the full banquet.