Concept:
Porcelain is a high-fired whiteware ceramic product. It requires a high firing temperature so that proper vitrification takes place.
Step 1: Porcelain is made mainly from:
\[
\text{Kaolin}+\text{Feldspar}+\text{Quartz}
\]
Step 2: During firing, feldspar acts as a flux and helps in forming a glassy phase.
Step 3: This glassy phase gives porcelain:
• strength,
• translucency,
• low porosity,
• white appearance.
Step 4: Porcelain is fired at a higher temperature than earthenware and stoneware.
Step 5: The usual firing temperature range of porcelain is:
\[
1200-1400^\circ C
\]
Therefore, the correct answer is:
\[
\boxed{1200-1400^\circ C}
\]