This important manufactory, established in 1758, is housed in the Palace of Ludwigsburg. Read the company history or browse their table-, gift- and ornamental wares. These are are still modelled, assembled and painted by hand, and include many early designs such as the famous "scale pattern". The factory also accepts commissions and runs group tours that include the painting department.
The Ceramics Museum, part of the Wuerttemberg State Museum, also exhibits early Ludwigsburg porcelain at the Palace, along with an extensive collection of 18th and 19th century porcelain, faience and ceramics.
http://www.pmlb.de/    In English & German.
http://www.porzellan-manufaktur-ludwigsburg.de/    In English & German.

The first porcelain manufactory in Bavaria, "founded in 1747", is located in the Nymphenburg Palace grounds. The early factory produced the first-ever large porcelain table centrepiece, followed by famous pieces such as the Commedia dell'Arte figures. Noted for fine tableware, accessories and figurines, today it also produces lighting, majolica tiles, fountains and garden figures, and has a retail store and outlet on the grounds.
Browse the many images, inquire about publications, or read the "Arcanum" pages to learn how wares are hand-formed, painted and gilded (the factory makes its own paints). Visitors can book a guided factory tour, or visit the palace museums to see the world's largest Nymphenburg collection, on loan from the Baeuml family.
http://www.nymphenburg-porzellan.de/    In English, French & German.

Shop and studio teaching European styles; supplies include whiteware such as Limoges, Rosenthal. etc. Commissions accepted.
http://www.porzellan.heene.ch/    In German.

Shop and studio offering glass and porcelain supplies, classes and commissioned work.
http://www.porzellanders.ch/    In German.

A reference for European "porzellaner" - artists, places, manufactories, etc. - from approximately 1700 on; queries accepted.
http://www.porzellanlexikon.de/    In German.

Original and commissioned work in various styles; will paint replacement pieces.
http://www.mb-porzellanmal-studio.de/    In German.

View the artist's gallery of glass and porcelain; read her extensive CV; or inquire about lessons and studies, and selected supplies.
http://www.karinfinck.de/    In English & German.

Meissen trained author and teacher.
http://home.arcor.de/theop/uwe/    In English & German.

Artist and restorer offering painting classes from April to October, plus classes overseas. Images show how to paint a traditional tulip, and the various stages of portraiture. Supplies include brushes, kilns, etc. plus decal outlines and paints (some premixed).
http://www.porzellan-malschule.de/    In German.

Meissen trained artist showing samples ranging from small decorative items to tile murals. Commissions and studio visitors welcome.
http://www.porzellanmalerei-kittner.de/    In German.