r/Porcelain • • May 17 '26

Rules

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Hello r/porcelain friends,

A few simple rules have just been added to this subreddit. Please take a look and keep them in mind.

If you have feedback on them, be it suggestions to improve or fine-tune any or if you have an idea for an additional rule you believe could help us, please reply here.


r/Porcelain • • 58m ago

How to fix cracked porcelain jewelry box

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r/Porcelain • • 4h ago

Question Tea Set Klosterburg Art Collection Real Porcelain

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Hello, I found a tea set at my grandmother’s house consisting of 12 cups, 12 saucers, 12 larger plates, two sugar bowls, two milk jugs and two pitchers. Any idea how much it might be worth?


r/Porcelain • • 7h ago

Jarron

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Hola, alguien me podria ayudar a saber la procedencia de este jarrón y si tiene alguna valor? Gracias


r/Porcelain • • 8h ago

Fine Quality LeGo Japan Minature Vase (UK, Liverpool)

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r/Porcelain • • 1d ago

Show & Tell Vintage Japanese Kutani “Thousand Faces” Porcelain Plate.

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r/Porcelain • • 1d ago

Trying to identify this Royal Bayreuth Germany dining set

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r/Porcelain • • 1d ago

Please help me find this Japanese bowl

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I accidentally broke my friend’s bowl today and desperately looked for an online replacement with no luck. I have searched for this through google lens but nothing comes close. Could you please assist? Thanks!


r/Porcelain • • 2d ago

Looking for missing pieces - Karolina tea set

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I have a stunning tea set I inherited from my granny and I am missing a few pieces that I’d love to replace, but I’ve had absolutely no luck in finding the exact set name or any that look the same.

Some details:
The brand is Karolina (often misspelled as Favolina or Jarolina) and was made in Poland.

The set was given to her in the in 1950s in South Africa so I would think there were multiple available in South Africa, I highly doubt someone imported it for her.

From what I can tell it’s a 18 piece set.
A cup, saucer and plate for each colour.
6 colours - yellow, pink, blue, teal, light green and green

I’ve added some photos. Any help identifying the exact pattern or replacements would be a dream come true. I’ve been hunting for months!


r/Porcelain • • 2d ago

Identify Need help identifying likely geographic origin and rough date on this piece!

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r/Porcelain • • 2d ago

What is this? -inheritance from my great grandmother (Netherlands)

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r/Porcelain • • 2d ago

Identify Nautical plates with Registrirt on back

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Does anyone recognize the manufacturer, pattern, or approximate production period? I’m particularly interested in whether these are German or other Continental European porcelain, and whether the decoration is transfer-printed or hand-painted.


r/Porcelain • • 3d ago

Karolina of Poland China Set

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r/Porcelain • • 3d ago

A pretty framed porcelain flowered mirror from london England

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This is a remarkably heavy small mirror.
Porcelain flowers detailed perfectly around a mirror. 15cm X 20cm x 7cm. Any advice or info please let me know I am so intrigued by it


r/Porcelain • • 4d ago

Need Help Identifying!

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Help! I just purchased this beautiful piece today at flea market while visiting my sister in Long Island. This stopped me dead in my tracks as I have never seen this shade of blue before. I’m new to collecting these pieces and could not find anything online about this particular color. Any help would be appreciated ☺️.


r/Porcelain • • 4d ago

Golden Crown E&R Made in Germany

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r/Porcelain • • 3d ago

Kakiemon?

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r/Porcelain • • 4d ago

Identify Identifying Porcelain Maker’s Mark

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Any help on identifying where this porcelain tea set is from would be appreciated. My understanding is that it was acquired in the early 20th century.


r/Porcelain • • 4d ago

Identify Identification help

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Hi all,
Just curious about this maker and if anyone knows the date? They aren’t impressive, just two surviving bowls and two surviving plates from my grandparents. Potentially from my great grandparents in NZ so they may have moved here with them from England

Thank you!


r/Porcelain • • 4d ago

Trying to see how old my vintage figurines are I’m in the Nashville Tennessee area

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Found these two porcelain figures wanted to see how old they are if anybody can tell me from Nashville, Tennessee


r/Porcelain • • 5d ago

Help with ID

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r/Porcelain • • 5d ago

古董拍卖

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r/Porcelain • • 5d ago

This is a mystery

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If anyone can help inform me of this mirror’s background I would so appreciate it. It’s absolutely unique and is a heavy piece. The flowers are incredibly detailed and look to me as if they are porcelain. It’s approximately 15cm X 20cm X 7cm.


r/Porcelain • • 5d ago

Question Just found

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Just pulled these out of the attic. I have 6 small plates and 6 large plates. Can you tell me about these?


r/Porcelain • • 5d ago

Ceramic Planter Plush Dinosaur/Dragon

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Looking for a childhood ceramic piece I had as a child (early-1990s). Colors being a soft green, purple and possibly cream stomach. Napco being a possible brand.

Any help would be great, mine broke decades ago.