"fine china" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to high-quality ceramic dishware. For example, "My grandmother collects fine china from all over the world."
The menu will feature Mr. Smalls's brand of Southern revival cooking, served on fine china.
Since October 1955 the official name of the firm has been Doulton Fine China, Ltd.
I learned the hard way how to treat fine china, especially the hand-painted porcelain.
Can you list the brands of dishwasher detergent that are compatible with fine china?
We admired the opulence: Oriental rugs, fine china in glass cases, porcelain vases.
"I loved the idea of using fine china with dirt," he said.
Beach-front bistros serve Champagne, lobster and boeuf bourguignon on fine china to sunbathing patrons.
Strewn in between were a field of wine bottles and fine china, shoes and spittoons.
Groupings within the Main Gallery include fine china; porcelain, semiporcelain and stoneware; and musical, figural and whimsical.
You may need to bone up on your fine china to better appreciate Giambattista Valli's fall haute couture collection.
