Collection: European & English Porcelain | Antique & Vintage Fine China

European & English porcelain are celebrated for their refined forms, durability, and long tradition of craftsmanship. 

Developed through advances in ceramic technology during the 18th and 19th centuries, European & English porcelain typically incorporates kaolin-rich clays and, in many cases, bone ash. The clay is fired at very high temperatures producing a strong, translucent body commonly known as bone china. True porcelain becomes vitrified, dense, and non-porous, with a smooth white body that supports fine decoration.

Porcelain produced in regions such as Germany, Bavaria, Czechoslovakia, Belgium, England, and France reflects both shared technical foundations and regional stylistic differences. These wares were commonly used for table services, tea wares, and decorative pieces, often enhanced with transfer printing, hand painting, or gilded details.