http://www.personal.riverusers.com/~benrotary/porcelain.htm   

Manufacturers of artists' accessories, especially brushes; also based in the U.K.
http://www.royalbrush.com/   

View tableware, figurines and collectibles, with images and videos of their hand painted Flora Danica, Blue Fluted and Blue Flower ware. Blue Fluted has been the most popular service for over 200 years; see it being painted at the shop. The Flora Danica service, first commissioned in 1790, is hand-moulded and painted freehand from copperplate engravings of the Flora Danica encyclopedia. The Welcome Center Museum exhibits historical pieces and a complete collection of Christmas Plates from 1908-2004.
This official site includes information about artists, guided tours, distributors, etc. and is part of the Royal Scandinavia group.
http://www.royalcopenhagen.com/   

Dating from about 1750, Derby is noted for richly-coloured and gilded wares, especially bone china. Site features include cobalt blue ware, Imari designs, paperweights and miniatures; along with stockists and guilds, events, factory marks, a bibliography and online forum.
The museum at the Visitor Centre has the world’s "most comprehensive collection of Derby porcelain", some dating from around 1750. There is also a factory shop, demonstrations and tours; don’t miss the ceramic window and celebratory fountain.
http://www.royal-crown-derby.co.uk/   

"All the images represented here as plates are taken from original watercolours commissioned by Royal Doulton ..."
http://home.clara.net/tony4star/doulton/index.html   

Read about one of the "world's oldest... chinaware companies" with brand names such as Minton, Royal Albert, and Royal Doulton. Products include hand painted luxury items, tableware, giftware, and collectables, and can be viewed or purchased on Doulton's commercial site.
View factory operations via a short virtual tour; guided tours will resume in 2006 when the Visitor Centre at Burslem re-locates to a new factory at Etruria.
http://www.royaldoultoncompany.com/   

Hand made bone china tableware, and gifts. Tour the factory and Visitor Centre at Tara Hall, Galway; or read about bone china and how it is made. The Centre also sells seconds.
http://www.royal-tara.com/   

"The home of chintz." Buy online or visit their factory shop.
http://www.royalwinton.co.uk/   

Worcester used to be one of the largest producers of fine bone china and porcelain in England. This manufactory no longer produces any wares, instead catering to visitors with "hand painting" demonstrations, museum visits and shops.
The website carries online catalogues; details of hand painted "Worcester fruit"; product care guidelines; and information on stockists, etc. Special commissions accepted.
http://www.royalworcester.co.uk/   

Large range of hand-made and -painted giftware in bone china and earthenware, mostly figurines, boxes, and florals. Factory shop includes seconds.
http://www.royale-stratford.co.uk/