- Ashtead Potters Limited
- Displays galleries of pieces made by the pottery in Ashtead, Surrey, the history of the company, and marks and model codes. Includes pages showing genuine and fake Christopher Robin items.
- Asiatic Pheasants
- Information on the history and development of the Asiatic Pheasant transfer printed china pattern, made by many British potters. With maker initials and marks, advice for collectors, and pottery terms.
- Carlton Ware World
- Member-run club for collectors and enthusiasts of Carlton Ware. Includes types of ware, backstamps, fakes, registered designs information, galleries, videos and a newsletter archive.
- CeramicFeeders.com
- Displays photographs of Staffordshire blue and white transfer-printed and cream-colored feeding bottles and cups, pap boats, food warmers, bubbly pots and medicine spoons.
- Clarice Cliff Collectors Club
- Provides a history of the club, membership information, and resources which include patterns and shapes, and a sample of the newsletter.
- The Clarice Cliff Website
- Offers a factory history, a gallery of old photographs and pieces, a description of patterns, and links to the site's forums, some of which require paid membership.
- Collecting Doulton & Beswick Collectors Club
- Independent magazine for collectors presents a download of a sample issue, subscription information and back issues.
- Crown Devon Collectors Club
- Provides a history of the Staffordshire pottery company, details of membership, and related sites.
- Derby Porcelain International Society
- Promotes research into, and appreciation of Derby porcelain and other Derbyshire ceramics of all periods. Provides articles on porcelain and pottery companies, society publications, news and events.
- Derek Green: TG Green
- A history of the pottery famous for their Cornishware, provided by a member of the family.
- E Radford
- An introduction to the handpainted pottery of Edward Radford, who worked in Burslem from the 1920's onwards. Shows galleries of Radford pieces, with notes, patterns, shapes and basemarks.
- The ETB Radford Collectors Club
- Provides an overview of E. Radford and his career, a photo gallery of pots, and membership information.
- The European Honeypot Collectors' Society
- Brings together those with an interest in honey pots by meeting socially, and sharing information. Includes details of swap meets, a gallery of honeypots and hints for collectors.
- Friends of Blue
- Exists to study under-glaze blue decoration using a transfer print, a technique developed in Britain in the 1750s. Includes examples of wares and excerpts from bulletins.
- Goss Collectors' Club
- Society for collectors of Goss, also known as crested china, produced by the Falcon Pottery. Includes background information, a gallery, events, traders, and details of monthly postal auctions including unsold lots.
- The History of the Feeding Bottle
- Includes a history, articles, galleries of feeders, bottles, contraptions, dummies, catalogue pages, and baby food tins.
- Honiton Pottery Collectors' Society
- Displays information on the potteries that interest members, a gallery of over 300 images and a reference section.
- Hornsea Museum
- Yorkshire museum shows information on their displays and includes a section on the history of the Hornsea Pottery.
- Langley Mill Pottery Collectors’ Society
- A history of the Derbyshire pottery company under its various names, a gallery of stoneware, art pottery and catalogues, pottery marks, and programme of events.
- Match Striker Gallery
- Introduces the different types of match strikers and provides pages on the various manufacturers with marks and examples.
- Moorcroft Collectors Club
- Official club provided by the Moorcroft Pottery with content for subscribed members only.
- Moorprice
- Subscription based resource for collectors of contemporary Moorcroft with a database of auction prices.
- Myott Collectors Club
- Information on Myott art deco ceramics, Goldscheider, Cunard, and post war floral gilt ware, and tranferware. Includes the Myott story and Myott marks.
- The Official Cornish Blue Collectors Club
- Collector provides information on vintage and new Cornishware, including galleries of prototypes, special editions, vintage pieces, rarity and news.
- Paragon International Collectors Club
- Information resource for collectors of bone china made by Paragon and the earlier Star China Company.With history, collectables, backstamps, patterns and a gallery showing cups and saucers, lustreware and figurines.
- Peter and Dorothy's Hornsea Pottery
- Keen collectors present a brief history of the pottery, links to other collectors and information on the Hornsea Pottery Collectors and Research Society.
- Poole Pottery Collectors Club
- Supported by Poole Pottery and offering details of membership which includes access to a members only reference site. Displays a public gallery and public forum.
- Poole Twintone and Tableware
- Author of a book on Twintone provides a resource which includes information on colours, shapes, patterns and accessories.
- The Pot Lid Circle
- Founded for collectors of antique pot lids and Prattware. Includes illustrated articles and examples.
- The Potteries
- Local history site for Stoke on Trent which includes an A-Z of local pottery companies with trade names, marks and dates, a history of the pottery industry in the area, pictures and people.
- Pottery Studio
- Knowledge base for collectors, students and lovers of all kinds of pottery. Contains extensive information split into three categories: pots, potters and potteries.
- Retroselect
- Personal collection of retro ceramics and glass from the 1950s to 1980s, and a few older pieces. Galleries organised by country and company with approximate values, base stamps and other information.
- Rob's Poole Pottery Collection
- Collector displays a large collection of Poole Pottery and includes timelines, price guides and notes about the items shown.
- Shelley Group
- For collectors of Shelley china and pottery,and Wileman collectors and enthusiasts. Includes pages on history, backstamps, clubs in other countries and sites of interest.
- Shelley Vogue and Mode
- The classic art deco china from Shelley. Includes a pattern book, specials and seconds, buy, sell and swap pages, and a gallery.
- The Spode Society
- Brings together collectors and lovers of Spode, to increase knowledge of the Spode/Copeland families, the factory and its wares. Includes sections on the Spode Museum, pattern histories, date marks and advice on care.
- Susie Cooper
- Presents a biography of the ceramic designer, shapes and factory marks, and a variety of articles including one on fakes and reproductions.
- SylvaC Collectors Circle
- For collectors of Shaw and Copestake pottery and SylvaC Ware. Includes a gallery showing the wide variety available and information on fakes, the moulds owned by the circle, and the fate of the factory in 1982.
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