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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
Collecting Doulton & Beswick Collectors Club
Independent magazine for collectors presents a download of a sample issue, subscription information and back issues. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
Gray's Pottery
A collection of articles, galleries, and other resources to celebrate the centenary of the founding of the pottery, which became the Portmeirion Pottery in 1960. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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 photo gallery. Unclaimed: Claim this business
Susie Cooper
Presents a biography of the ceramic designer, shapes and factory marks, and a variety of articles including one on fakes and reproductions. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
The English Ceramic Circle
Organisation dedicated to the study of British ceramics and enamels. Unclaimed: Claim this business
The History of the Feeding Bottle
Includes a history, articles, galleries of feeders, bottles, contraptions, dummies, catalogue pages, and baby food tins. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
Honiton Pottery Collectors' Society
Displays information on the potteries that interest members, a gallery of over 300 images and a reference section. Unclaimed: Claim this business
Edward Radford Pottery
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. Unclaimed: Claim this business
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