Brief Guild details.
http://brpag.homestead.com/home.html   

Lustheim Palace, a baroque hunting lodge, is one of three historic palaces at Schleissheim Palace near Munich. As a branch of the National Museum it houses the Ernst Schneider Meissen collection, a porcelain collection second only to that in the Dresden Zwinger. The collection has over 2,000 sets of tableware, centrepieces and animal figures, with famous pieces by Boettger, Hoeroldt and Kaendler. Site information includes a brief description and slide show.
http://www.bayerisches-nationalmuseum.de/Win/g/g01.htm    In German.

A restored home with 200 pieces of china painting by Felicia Alberta Daugherty; read how "China paints inspired women".
http://dentoncounty.com/dept/main.asp?Dept=120   

This large site can be viewed in several ways. Use site search to locate specific items, such as archive footage from Claude Friese-Greene's movie the Open Road. This traces his 3-year journey across Britain in the 1920s, and the South Wales & Midlands section shows his visit to Stoke on Trent and the Wedgwood potteries.
The Antiques section also has its own search box, and includes information on porcelain. This ranges from brief care tips to collectors' guides, while the Antiques Roadshow Price guide also covers porcelain.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/   

View original works by a teacher, "china painter and figurative sculptor".
http://www.bridgetcherie.com/   

Designs by factory-trained artists that range from traditional to skull 'n bones.
http://www.be-bop-a-hula.biz/    In English & German.

Club contact details, etc.
http://www.scwclubs.com/Clubs/CT20/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=159&posts=1   

Mainly images of china painting by Vickie, Eva Bakkala, and others.
http://groups.msn.com/BeauSonge/   

Wide range of bisque, plus miscellaneous supplies.
http://www.ppio.com/bisbarn.html   

Producers of "fine parian china", including basketware. View these products online, or read about the company, its marks and collector’s society. Guided Pottery tours show visitors everything from mould making to hand decoration, while the Visitor Centre offers a museum, tearoom, theatre and showroom. The latter holds the complete Belleek range, including collectables. Belleek now owns Aynsley and Donegal Parian China.
http://www.belleek.ie/