Selling white tableware, hotelware seconds and crockery, plus some fine bone china.
http://www.bankspottery.co.uk/   

The "Baranya County Museums' Directorate." Choose a language, then search to view brief details about the Janus Pannonius Museum's permanent ceramics display, the Zsolnay Museum. Visit in person to see historical Zsolnay wares, plus items from the Zsolnay family, housed in one of the town's oldest buildings.
http://www.jpm.hu/    In English, German & Hungarian.

View pieces featured in her books; choose from a range of videos or DVDs; or inquire about paints.
http://www.barbaraduncanart.com/   

View the artist's work featuring raised paste and gold, or inquire about seminars and supplies (books, studies, videos, etc.)
http://www.barbarajensenstudio.com/frameset.html   

Teacher offering painted wares plus supplies including her own brushes, books and studies.
http://www.barbararamsey-snow.com/   

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

Multi-media artist specialising in china painting. View or purchase works online, or in person at her Bay Oaks Gallery. These include porcelain eggs and her Louisiana Limoges range, painted on imported Limoges blanks.
http://bayoaksstudios.com/   
http://www.mayoporcelain.com/   

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/