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Yes. Porcelain is a heat-resistant material, and a well-made cup or bowl shouldn't have problems in the microwave.

Take a look at the glaze on your bowl too: if it doesn't have any cracks, it shouldn't leach material from the glaze into your food when you heat it, and it might not have as much trouble with heat shock. A smooth, shiny ceramic surface with no cracks will be safer to use.

A lot of potters use this test for their wares: fill your bowl/cup/etc. with water, and put it in the microwave on high for 2 minutes. If the bowl heats up to the point where it's uncomfortable to hold, you probably don't want to use it in the microwave.

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To eat out of? Yeah... unless it has some kind of lead glaze on it! Which is not common. Most dishes are now made of ceramic, and teacups are often porcelain. Oven safe- if it says so on the bottom, then yes. Otherwise, use caution. Also, Porcelain is probably not safe to put in the oven or microwave unless specified.

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Porcelean dishes are safe for holding or storing food. However they are brittle and can be broken if they fall down unlike steel dishes

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Yes, porcelain is dishwasher safe, oven safe, but do not put it into the microwave!

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