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1. 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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2. Chintz Ceramics
Collector shares collection and knowledge of chintz ceramics, floral pottery produced mainly during the 1930's and 1950's in England.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~andrewm
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3. Chintz History
Article - One of several pages by renowned pottery research author Susan Scott. This page details the history of English Chintz Pottery.
http://chintznet.com/susan/ss1.htm
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4. Chintzchina.com
Chintz China for Sale from 3 Dealers.
http://www.chintzchina.com/
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5. 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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6. FiestaWire
Highlighting HLCCA events and art inspired by Fiesta dinnerware. Links to Fiesta collectors forums.
http://www.digdesign.com/fiestawire/
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7. Friends of Blue
Information on early Staffordshire printed pottery, circa 1780-1840.
http://www.fob.org.uk/
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8. GOFIESTA!
Devoted to the world of collecting Homer Laughlin China Company products, with many photographs of collections and displays.
http://gofiesta.net
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9. 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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10. Keller & Ross
Company specializing in recent Fiestaware Kitchenware. Fun "Looney Toons" items.
http://members.aol.com/kellerross/
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11. 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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12. MediumGreen.com
Collector site with price guide, photographs of Fiestaware, and a message board. Unique personal collection database for collectors to inventory and value their dishware.
http://mediumgreen.com
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13. Mega China's Fiestaware
Offers the full contemporary line of Fiesta dinnerware and exclusive designs on Fiestaware produced by the Homer Laughlin China Company. Links to Vintage.
http://www.megachina.com
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14. Southeastern Antiquing & Collecting Magazine
Article on Chintz China collecting: A Flower Garden All Year Round
http://www.go-star.com/antiquing/chintz.htm
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15. Teacups and Gingerbread
Carries re-issued chintz from Royal Winton, James Kent, Crownford, Royal Albert, Wade Ceramics, Arthur Woods and Sons and other.
http://www.tcups.com
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16. The Branchell Company: Melmac Dinnerware
With Kaye LaMoyne as designer, The Branchell Company manufactured some of the finest Melmac dinnerware in the USA from 1945 to 1965. It is highly collectible today.
http://www.notagaingraphics.com/Branchell/
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