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Examples of commercial china and silverplate produced for steampships, airlines, and railroads.
http://www.cabinclass.com/pages/patterns.htm
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Belleek in New Zealand
For collectors of Irish porcelain, china and pottery from Belleek. Gallery of pieces, some for
sale, with information about identification marks and collectors club in New Zealand.
http://www.belleek.co.nz
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American Dinnerware
A collection of articles and other information resources of interest to collectors of American
dinnerware items. Includes a discussion board.
http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/american_dinnerware
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Marcrest World
Information about the history of Marcrest pottery produced by Western Stoneware, Hull, and others.
Images of rare and pastel colored pieces. Some items are for sale.
http://members.tripod.com/~marcrest/marcrest.htm
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Haviland Collectors Internationale Foundation
Conference schedule and contacts for this organization dedicated to the study of porcelain and
pottery produced by the Haviland families in France and America.
http://www.havilandcollectors.com/
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Rich and Jim's Watt Pottery Page
A collection of photographs of Watt pottery pieces on display.
http://home.nycap.rr.com/seljan
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Eva Zeisel: Town and Country
A colorful and boldly modern dinnerware line produced by Red Wing Pottery. The original production
run ended sometime in the early 50's, in recent years it has become a popular line among dinnerware
collectors and those who appreciate modern design.
http://www.mindspring.com/~dway/town.html
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Bauer Pottery
Article about collecting Bauer Pottery, including history, trivia, collecting tips, and recommended
readings. From Country Living.
http://magazines.ivillage.com/countryliving/collect/ar/articles/0,12922,284654_293924-1,00.html
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Friends of Blue
Information on early Staffordshire printed pottery, circa 1780-1840.
http://www.fob.org.uk/
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Staffordshire Flow Blue Antique China
Cashmere plus 100 more patterns from Anglesia to Venables - Alcock to Wedgewood. Rose, Medallion,
Majolica, Noritaki, Delft, Fancifuls.
http://www.flowblueantiquechina.com/
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