Porcelain makers since 1826; distributors listed. Table-, hotel- and giftware shown, with a good range of whiteware and a limited edition service designed with Claude Picasso.
Collections at the associated Musée Vivant de la Porcelaine include porcelain, famous works, moulds and machinery, etc. Visit for guided tours, historical exhibits and videos; training at the decoration workshop; or to buy at the factory shop.
http://www.ph-deshoulieres.com/    In English & French.

Teacher known for her roses offers seminars and supplies, including porcelain night lights. She is also a co-founder and -director of the annual Midwest Porcelain Art School.
http://www.phyllismcelhinney.com/   

The original Pickard China Studio employed many artists from the Art Institute of Chicago, and specialised in hand painting imported art pieces, dessert- and tea-sets. Today Pickard is noted for its brilliantly glazed wares, and produces its own fine dinnerware, accessories, corporate gifts, collectibles and plain banded wares. Browse their site for images of patterns and shapes, details of customising, and lists of retailers. Arrange a visit to the New York showroom, or visit the factory store for seconds, closeout products and blanks - or to see the Pickard Antique Museum. As well as antique pieces, the museum displays custom china services such as those made for the U.S.Air Force, Blair House and various U.S. embassies.
http://www.pickardchina.com   

Browse the image galleries and detailed CV.
http://www.porcelart.com/    In Spanish.

Brief club details with images of members' work, exhibitions, etc.
https://pintura64.jimdo.com/    In French.

Blog with images and class details.
http://plaisanceatelier-eng.blogspot.com/   
http://plaisanceatelier.blogspot.com/    In French.

Browse a variety of porcelain shapes and designs.
http://www.plumebleue.fr/    In English & French.

Historic information and marks on German porcelain.
http://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/   

Includes an artist's CV, image galleries, events and class details (classic and modern styles).
http://www.porcelana.fr/    In French.

Brief description of this shop specialising in Bing & Grondahl and Royal Copenhagen (including replacement pieces).
http://www.royalporcelain.dk/    In English & Danish.