Ceramics and Pottery Antiques

Ceramics and Pottery

Contains sites concerned with the study, identification, and care of antique ceramics and pottery.

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• - Historical reference material and gallery of products.
  
• - Details and gallery of J & G Meakin 'Studio 2' pottery patterns from the 1960s and 70s.
  
• - Society concerned with Pilkington's Lancastrian and Royal Lancastrian pottery 1900 to 1958. Newsletters and research.
  
• - A reference site for collectors of Empire Ware pottery.
  
• - Magazine devoted to Bauer pottery. Subscription information, archive, bibliography, movies, and photo gallery.
  
• - Glossary of terms.
  
• - Antique Chinese porcelain collector's help pages offers information on porcelain, history, pottery craft, and porcelain marks.
  
• - Brief history and details of an e-book about this factory.
  
• - Resource site for collectors of Clarice Cliff pottery. Art Deco 'Masterpieces' from the 1920s and '30s.
  
• - Details of the P.A. Wranitzky factory in the Czech Republic from 1874 to 1932. Includes history, marks, a gallery, and details of its connection to other potteries.
  
• - Includes a history, product range summaries and illustrations for this 19th century British pottery
  
• - Information base containing histories and articles relating to British potteries, catalogued examples and profiles of artists and designers. Includes a membership section.
  
• - Promotes knowledge of and interest in Maling Pottery, made in Newcastle upon Tyne between 1762 and 1963.
  
• - List of potters including photos, background and history from North Staffordshire, England.
  
• - Article on the transmigration of pottery patterns from Asia.
  
• - A collection of Victorian and later European wall tiles with photographs, dates and sizes.
  
• - Feature on the history of transferware, collecting tips, and links to resources for buyers and collectors.
  
• - The Agora is dedicated to the discussion of 20th Century ceramics, and aims to provide readers with evidence-based information about the works of major ceramic manufacturers.
  
• - Manufacturer of stoneware art pottery from 1910 to 1990. Historical information, email discussion list, online store.
  
• - A national non-profit organization dedicated to the appreciation, preservation, and promotion of Frankoma pottery as a collectible.
  
• - Includes a database of UK pottery marks as well as tips for collectors.
  
• - Information site details the history of Imari Porcelain.
  
• - A discussion group dedicated to the Copeland castle ruins pattern of transferware.
  
• - Worldwide ceramics and pottery listings of sites ranging from functional pottery, ceramic art, industrial ceramics to manufacturers, suppliers, classes and educational institutions. Complete resource for all areas of ceramics field.
  
• - Reference site containing pattern names and numbers. Includes sections on value, identifying fakes, and dating.
  
• - Summeries of 19th and early 20th century Dutch potters and designers. Includes factory and artist/designer marks.
  
• - Features porcelain from the Ming and Ch'ing dynasties and offers the identifying reign marks and features for both dynasties.
  
• - Historical information about the pottery including pictures.
  
• - History of George Emery and the Ecanada pottery, Includes photographs and sections on Identification Marks and reproductions.
  
• - Detailed examples of the studio pottery of Karl Martz and Becky Brown made from the early 1930's until the early 1990's in Nashville and Bloomington Indiana, USA
  
• - A personal site showing the owners annotated private collection.
  
• - Promotes the study and collection of pottery made at the Honiton and Crown Dorset potteries.
  
• - Dedicated to Austrian, Bohemian, and Czechoslovakian decorative arts. Membership information, links, newsletter, show and auction schedule.
  
• - History of the famous potters and potteries that made them. Photo galleries, glossary of pottery types and contact information.
  
• - Brief history of Australian pottery and examples from the Diana Pottery in Marrickville, 1940 - 1975
  
• - Collecting information, articles and a club relating to novelty teapots. Includes list of trade names and potteries
  
• - Provides forum for Wedgwood enthusiasts to share their common interest in the history, art, science, production, and value of Wedgwood
  
• - Includes pictures of animal figures.
  
• - Information regarding bread trays or bread plates. Collecting and values.
  
• - A gallery representing a private collection of mostly British ceramics from the 1950s.Includes private insights to collecting.
  
• - The Life and work of designer Keith Murray. Site includes galleries of ceramic, glass and silver designs, information and news.
  
• - Monthly e-zine with articles on Brittany and Celtic culture, vintage Quimper pottery and books to buy.
  
• - Gallery cataloging this designers work. Includes a biography and sections on shapes, patterns and identifying fakes or modern reproductions.
  
• - Includes a history, examples and marks for this short lived British pottery. 1923 - 1935
  
• - Information on many potteries, especially ones located in Wisconsin.
  
• - Details and pictures of the 19th century originals and their modern reproductions.
  
• - Organization promotes pottery created by R. Guy Cowan. Image gallery, classifieds, membership information and links.
  
• - Information about collecting Staffordshire dog pottery.
  
  

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