Furong Xuan Floral Bone China Dinnerware Set – Jingdezhen 62-Piece Gold-Rimmed Tableware for 10

Furong Xuan 芙蓉轩 is a 62-piece Jingdezhen bone china dinnerware set created for a coordinated 10-person table. Warm peach-and-gold botanical decoration, a luminous light ground and fine gold edging give the collection a refined Chinese-luxury character without making the table feel visually heavy. The set combines everyday place-setting pieces with larger serving ware and traditional Chinese dining accessories, so it can move easily from family meals to formal entertaining, wedding banquets and festive hosting.

For shoppers searching for a luxury Chinese dinnerware set, Jingdezhen bone china tableware, floral gold-rimmed porcelain, 10-person dinnerware service or wedding gift tableware, Furong Xuan offers a complete coordinated look rather than a loose assortment of individual plates and bowls.

What is included in the 62-piece set?

The complete 62-piece configuration for approximately 10 diners includes:

• 8-inch round deep plates × 6
• 8-inch round shallow plates × 2
• 8-inch triangular plates × 2
• 10-inch round large platter × 1
• 12-inch oval fish platter × 1
• 4.5-inch high-foot rice bowls × 10
• Furong-style lidded serving pot × 1
• Ashtray-style accessory × 1
• Toothpick holder × 1
• Large serving spoon × 1
• Small soup spoons × 10
• Seasoning / dipping dishes × 10
• Decorative basket-style utensil holder × 1
• Swan-style utensil holder × 1
• 6-inch square bowls × 4
• Alloy chopsticks × 10

Approximate size guide

The traditional inch-based dinnerware sizes below are paired with approximate metric equivalents for easier international reference. Shaped and irregular pieces can vary slightly depending on the measuring point.

The remaining serving and accessory pieces are proportioned to the coordinated 10-person service. Small dimensional tolerances are natural in decorative ceramic production.

Design language: warm floral bone china with a formal gold accent

Furong Xuan is built around a soft ivory-white field with warm floral branches in peach, muted green and delicate gold-toned detailing. The pattern sits mainly around the borders and selected focal areas, leaving generous negative space in the centre of the bowls and plates. That makes plated food remain visually dominant while the tableware still reads as decorative.

The fine gold edging is particularly effective under warm pendant lighting or candlelight. On a dark dining table it produces stronger contrast; on pale stone, ivory linen or light timber it gives a quieter, hotel-style luxury effect.

How to style this bone china dinnerware

Modern Chinese luxury

Pair the set with walnut, dark oak or black lacquer furniture, ivory linen, amber glassware and restrained brass accents. Use the oval fish platter and lidded serving pot as the visual centre, then repeat the smaller floral bowls around the table to create rhythm rather than filling every space with decoration.

Champagne-and-ivory formal table

For weddings, anniversaries or dinner parties, use a champagne or cream tablecloth, clear stemware and gold-toned flatware. Keep flowers low and tonal—white, blush, apricot or pale green—so the warm botanical pattern remains coherent instead of competing with the centrepiece.

Contemporary apartment dining

On a marble, travertine or minimalist timber table, use plain placemats and simple glassware. The floral porcelain becomes the decorative layer, allowing the room itself to stay modern.

Display-cabinet styling

Stand one large platter vertically at the rear, place the lidded pot slightly off-centre, and stack two or three bowls or plates in front. Leave breathing space between groups for a curated gallery look.

How to build a balanced Chinese dining table

For a 6–10 person meal, start with one bowl and chopstick setting per guest. Place the main lidded pot, fish platter and one large platter along the centre line. Smaller shared dishes can sit between them. Keep dipping dishes close to each setting, while spoons can be positioned to the right or above the bowl depending on your table format. The mix of round, oval, triangular and square serving forms adds visual variation when presenting multiple shared dishes.

Food pairing ideas

The warm floral palette works especially well with Cantonese and Chinese banquet dishes, steamed fish, roast meats, dim sum, braised dishes, noodles, rice, soups and seasonal vegetables. It also suits Western courses such as salads, pastries, desserts and plated brunch.

Gift ideas and occasions

A 62-piece dinnerware service is a substantial home gift. It is especially suitable for weddings, engagements, anniversaries, housewarmings, new-home celebrations, Lunar New Year hosting gifts, milestone birthdays, parents, in-laws and families who entertain frequently.

Care guidance

To preserve the floral finish and gold edging, gentle hand washing is the safest routine. Use a soft sponge and mild detergent, avoid abrasive pads and sudden temperature changes. Because the design includes metallic gold-toned rim detailing, avoid microwave use unless the specific piece is marked microwave compatible. Soft separators between decorated surfaces can help reduce rubbing during long-term storage.

FAQ

Is Furong Xuan a complete dinnerware service?
Yes. It is a 62-piece coordinated service combining bowls, plates, serving pieces, spoons, chopsticks and dining accessories for a 10-person table.

How many people can this set serve?
It is designed around a 10-person service, with flexibility for shared Chinese-style dining.

What are the largest pieces?
The set includes a nominal 12-inch oval fish platter and a 10-inch round large platter, plus a central lidded serving pot.

Does the set work for Western food as well as Chinese food?
Yes. The plates, bowls and platters can be used for rice, soup and shared Chinese dishes as well as salads, pasta, brunch, desserts and plated Western courses.

Is this suitable for a wedding gift?
Yes. The large coordinated service, formal gold detailing and complete mix of personal and serving pieces make it especially suitable as a substantial wedding or new-home gift.

How should I style it in a modern home?
Use simple table linen, clear glassware and a restrained palette such as black, ivory, walnut, brass or champagne. Let the floral pattern provide most of the decoration.

Can I display the set in a cabinet?
Yes. Display one or two statement platters upright at the rear, the lidded pot in the middle and smaller bowls in staggered stacks in front.

Can the gold-rimmed pieces go in a microwave?
Metallic decoration and microwaves are generally not a safe combination. Avoid microwave use unless the exact piece is specifically marked microwave compatible.