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| | Kitchenware - Food and Drink Related, Collecting, Recreation 90
China, Porcelain, and Glass - Antiques and Collectibles, Shopping 134
China - Kitchen and Dining, Home and Garden, Shopping 50
 The China CupboardThe China Cupboard
 A guide to identifying unmarked china teacups by their handle shape and fluting.
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Chine-JaponChine-Japon
 Gallery specialized in Asian art, antique and collectible items from China and Japan such as porcelain, lacquer, screen and painting, and ivory.
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Chinese PorcelainChinese Porcelain
 Features porcelain from the Ming and Ch'ing dynasties and offers the identifying reign marks and features for both dynasties.
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Don's AntiquesDon's Antiques
 Offers replacement pieces of matching patterns in fine china, glassware, crystal, flatware, silver, tableware, dinnerware and depression glass including rare and discontinued patterns.
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Fieldings Crown Devon Collectors ClubFieldings Crown Devon Collectors Club
 Provides a brief factory history and details of club membership.
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Hirano KotokenHirano Kotoken
 Dealer for Asian Arts for more than sixty years. Offers Chinese ceramics and lacquer, Korean ceramics, Japanese ceramics and paintings.
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International Willow CollectorsInternational Willow Collectors
 Includes membership information,discussion board, selected references, and the willow pattern legend.
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My Pfaltzgraff CollectionMy Pfaltzgraff Collection
 Includes Pfaltzgraff history, pattern lists and identification, message board, and a chat room.
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OhioRiverPottery.comOhioRiverPottery.com
 Basic information on identifying shapes and patterns of American dinnerware made along the Ohio River. Including such potteries as Homer Laughlin, Taylor Smith and Taylor, and Harker. Features many period factory advertisements.
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Society for Old Ivory and Ohme PorcelainsSociety for Old Ivory and Ohme Porcelains
 Enthusiasts of this Silesian manufacturer offer lists of patterns, shapes, and marks.
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Worcester Porcelain - "The Prunus Root" PatternWorcester Porcelain - "The Prunus Root" Pattern
 An overview of the "Prunus Root" pattern on 18th Century Blue and White Worcester Porcelain - A collectors perspective.
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