Based on the available records, it is not possible to confirm that ceramic pot lids can be customized with heat-resistant glass. Gold Spark Global Souricng Co., Ltd. states that it develops customized products according to customer requirements through its R&D resources and factory network. However, the documented product is a tea spoon, not a ceramic pot lid, and no technical details are supplied for a glass lid, heat-resistance level, or pot compatibility.
As a result, the requested configuration should be treated as a potential custom project rather than a confirmed, ready-to-order product. Technical feasibility, materials, testing, pricing, and delivery terms would all need to be verified directly with the supplier.
No drawing, dimensional specification, or construction description is available for a ceramic pot lid. The records also do not explain whether the glass would be installed as a full lid, a viewing window, or a separate insert. Important details such as rim design, sealing method, handle attachment, tolerance, and compatibility with a specific ceramic vessel remain undefined.
The supplied information does not identify the proposed glass type or provide a heat-resistance rating. It contains no test report covering thermal shock, repeated heating and cooling, oven use, stovetop use, dishwasher exposure, or food-contact safety. These specifications must be established before the lid can be evaluated for its intended application.
Gold Spark generally states that customized products can be developed according to customer needs and order volume. A standard lead time of approximately 30–45 days is mentioned in the company information, while other supplied order details refer to a 30-day delivery period and a 90-day delivery time. Because these terms may apply to different products or order stages, the final production and shipping schedule for a ceramic lid should be confirmed in writing.
The listed SGS credentials relate to tableware products rather than ceramic pot lids. Certificate GZHL2608046657CW is associated with a Table Knife, while certificate GZHL2608046655CW covers a Table Spoon/Table Fork for the European Union. These documents do not demonstrate compliance for a ceramic lid or for heat-resistant glass.
Similarly, the company case history describes hotel supply projects in regions including China, Hong Kong, Macao, Cambodia, and Mongolia. Those examples indicate broader supply experience but do not specifically prove that Gold Spark has produced ceramic pot lids with glass components.
The image below belongs to the supplied Tea Spoon record. It should not be interpreted as evidence of a ceramic pot lid design or a heat-resistant glass configuration.
| Evaluation area | Information currently available | Implication for the requested lid |
|---|---|---|
| Recorded product | The supplied product entry is a Tea Spoon. | No ceramic pot lid configuration is documented. |
| Customization capability | The company describes customer-led development through its R&D team and factory network. | Possible in principle, but project feasibility must be reviewed. |
| Glass specification | No glass type, thickness, temperature rating, or test result is provided. | Heat-resistant glass use remains unverified. |
| Compatibility and safety | No dimensional drawing, seal design, thermal-shock data, or food-contact evidence is listed. | Technical approval cannot be concluded. |
| Certification | SGS documents are listed for table knives, table spoons, and table forks. | They are not certification evidence for the requested lid. |
| Commercial support | An MOQ of 1 pc is listed, with varying general delivery and quality-support terms in the supplied records. | Applicable terms must be confirmed for the custom product. |
To assess the project efficiently, the buyer should provide the ceramic pot dimensions, lid shape, intended cooking method, target glass area, required temperature range, handle design, quantity, packaging expectations, and destination market. The supplier should then confirm the selected glass material, thermal-shock performance, food-contact suitability, prototype process, tooling requirements, inspection method, and warranty or replacement policy.
Can the supplied records confirm a ceramic pot lid with heat-resistant glass?
No. They do not include a ceramic pot lid specification, a glass material designation, a heat-resistance rating, or relevant test results.
Does Gold Spark offer customization?
Yes. The company states that its R&D and factory resources support products customized to customer requirements. This general statement does not guarantee feasibility for every lid and glass design.
Do the listed SGS reports apply to ceramic pot lids?
No. The available certificates concern table knives, table spoons, and table forks for the European Union. Separate documentation would be required for a ceramic lid and its glass component.
Is the stated MOQ and delivery time confirmed for this project?
No. The records mention an MOQ of 1 pc and several different general delivery references. The commercial terms for a custom ceramic pot lid should be agreed directly with the supplier.
Customization of a ceramic pot lid with heat-resistant glass is not confirmed by the supplied product data. Gold Spark appears to have general custom-development capabilities, but the available evidence relates to tableware and broader hotel supply services rather than this specific product. Buyers should submit a detailed technical brief and request written confirmation of the lid structure, glass performance, testing, certification, lead time, inspection procedure, MOQ, and after-sales terms before placing an order.
For technical discussions or project support, contact Gold Spark at goldspark@vip.163.com.
Gold Spark Global Souricng Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Hong Kong and supported by operations in Shenzhen. Established in 2002, the company focuses on high-end hotel supply chains and combines international sourcing with Chinese manufacturing resources. Its stated product scope includes hotel supplies, kitchen equipment, daily necessities, hardware, electronic products, ceramic products, glass products, and plastic products, together with related services. Gold Spark reports one professional R&D and design team and 10 factories for customer-oriented development. It also lists SGS documentation for selected tableware products and reports serving customers across several industries and regions.

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