Hi Deborah, thanks for visiting my blog! Vintage teacups should be stored at room temperature if possible as extreme temperature changes could lead to crazing and other damages to the fine china. I am sorry but I am unsure if a space blanket would be sufficient in this case as I don’t have experience with it.

I am a hugh fan of your blog/website. I am really enjoying your posts, especially this post about porcelain tea set: https://theteacupoflife.com/2018/03/how-to-clean-care-porcelain-teaware.html

Very detailed and valuable information. It helps me a lot.

I am a porcelain tea set lover, and I am learning about porcelain, expecially Jingdezhen blue and white porcelain, it is high quality and high value of collection.

I know you’re busy, so I won’t waste your time. I’m reaching out because I have an idea share to you. I am doing a research about porcelain and planing to write a post about porcelain teaware, can you kindly provide me few tips and guidances in porcelain? By the way, I am the owner of Umi Tea Sets Store. I am Chinese. Our store have some exquisite jingdezhen porcelain tea sets, I have picked a handmade genuine jingdezhen blue and white tea set and sent to you as gift, it come with a gift box and certificate. It is totally free, hope you can accept my first gift, and hope we can become friend. So we can talk more about porcelain next.

Thanks for your time and consideration! Looking forward your reply. I will sent you the photos of the porcelain tea set gift then.

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Thanks for sharing! I have never tried that before, good to know.

I have many tea sets used for many years, I clean porcelain teawares and glass teawares by toothpaste and toothbrush, it is very useful! And after it has been done, it looks like a new set.