How to pack china for moving?

Place a few layers of newspaper or a layer of bubble wrap in front of the first plate, then place in the second. Continue until the box is tightly packed. Fill in any additional space around the plates with crumbled newspaper, folded cardboard or packing peanuts. read more

Even when using a dish pack and mini-cells for china, wrap cups individually, protecting handles with an extra layer of paper. Then, pack cups upside down. If not using a dish pack or cells, wrap cups as previously described in a double layer of paper and place them upside down on rims in a row on an upper layer with all handles facing the same direction. read more

Put this bundle in one of the rows on the edge of the box or dish pack. Repeat this process, being careful to leave no unfilled spaces around the bundles. Add more crushed paper on top of the bundle to create a protective platform for the next layer. Next, you can pack saucers, smaller plates and shallow bowls. read more