Soft porcelain is fired at a lower temperature than hard porcelain.
Hard porcelain generally requires a higher firing temperature because it has a more refractory body composition.
Soft porcelain contains more fluxing materials.
Fluxes lower the vitrification temperature of the ceramic body.
Because of this, soft porcelain can mature at a comparatively lower firing temperature.
The given options are:
\[
1000^\circ C,\quad 1250^\circ C,\quad 1100^\circ C,\quad 1350^\circ C.
\]
Among these, the correct firing temperature of soft porcelain is:
\[
1250^\circ C.
\]
Thus, soft porcelain is fired at about:
\[
1250^\circ C.
\]