| OLDBEAN | Dal served with bone china plate in East End (3,4) |
| CHIP | Charlie with bone china defect? (4) |
| SAUCERS | Small china plates for cups with with a relishing and seasoned past (7) |
| CERAMIC | Material such as bone china or earthenware (7) |
| HUMERUS | Bone china defaced? Certain to be returned |
| PATELLA | Bone china cups hired, lifting area (7) |
| BARNONE | Without exception, ran off with bone, outside (3,4) |
| CUSHION | Copper with bone holding nothing to pad it (7) |
| ANCIENT | Old man training canine with bone (7) |
| CALCIUM | Element associated with bone strength (7) |
| WHIPPET | Dog with bone gets stroke (7) |
| RIBFEST | Gathering that may be littered with bones? |
| PLAINCHOCOLATE | Dark and bitter cool blend in exotic china plate (5,9) |
| SLANG | Cant or jargon, such as that in the cockney rhyming style encompassing phrases such as apples and pears, china plate, mince pies, syrup of figs and treacle tart (5) |
| RHYMINGSLANG | Daisy roots, china plate and dicky bird, for example (7,5) |
| PALE | Light china plate's finish (4) |
| EASEL | China-plate stand |
| SPODE | English potter credited with perfecting bone china and underglaze transfer printing for fine tableware, including his own range, patterned with animals and birds of the British woodlands, blue Italian |
| PARIETAL | Bone china passed around right, with one variety of tea |
| KAOLIN | Fine white clay used in the manufacture of bone china (6) |
