How should I store Limoges porcelain to avoid damage?
- VINTQ
- Jan 10
- 1 min read
The goal of storage is to avoid shocks, pressure, and friction. Plates are best stored with soft dividers between them, especially if they have gold rims. Cups should be stored upright, not hanging by their handles, as handles can break under pressure. Store serving plates upright on padded shelves so that the weight is not resting on one edge. Keep items away from high heat, damp basements, and areas subject to frequent vibration. If you are packing for a move, wrap each item, fill any empty space in the box, and mark the boxes for fragility. Avoid prolonged contact of newspapers with painted surfaces, paint can transfer to porous materials. A cabinet with stable shelves and minimal door slamming goes a long way in protecting china.









