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The American Ceramic Circle (ACC) was founded in 1970 as a non-profit educational organization committed to the study and appreciation of ceramics.
TCC welcomes everyone who shares our love for the beauty and technical proficiency of British transferware including Blue and White, Staffordshire Pottery, Pearlware, Romantic and more...
The Tea Leaf Club is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the study and collection of
The Majolica International Society, founded in 1989 with just 45 members, has enjoyed membership of more than a 1,000 enthusiastic individual collectors, dealers, authors and historians from across the globe.
Recognizing the complexities of preserving architectural terra cotta, The Friends of Terra Cotta, Inc. provides information and expert resources to assist the process.
International Willow Collectors (IWC) is a group of people who collect willow-pattern china and other willow wares.
The Wisconsin Pottery Association (WPA) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization under federal regulations. Its mission generally is to promote knowledge and appreciation of art pottery among its members and the general public.
In 1988, the Southern Folk Pottery Collectors Society
The Red Wing Collectors Society was founded in 1977 in Red Wing, Minn. and is devoted to providing education about all American pottery. There are more than 4,500 members worldwide.
The North Dakota Pottery Collectors Society is an organization, which was created to enhance collecting interest in the types of pottery made in North Dakota.
Nancy Brock and Norma Jones co-founded the National Autumn Leaf Collectors Club (NALCC) in the fall of 1978.
HLCCA is dedicated to providing a serious educational forum and communication tool for all those who are interested in the important contribution that HLC has made to American culture, from 1873 to the present.
The purpose of the Pickard Collectors' Club is to research, educate, communicate and preserve the history and artifacts of the art movement represented by Pickard and other American porcelain studios and artists.
The organization was founded in 1952 by the directors of six major Midwestern museums to provide professional, high quality, and cost effective art conservation services.
The Stained Glass Association of America is a professional trade association whose membership consists of the finest architectural stained and decorative art glass artists and studios in the United States and around the world.
The National Insulator Association, is an international organization of collectors and friends interested in communication and electrical insulators.
The Association for the Study of Jewelry and Related Arts, LLC is an organization dedicated to the advancement of jewelry studies in schools, museums, and institutions of higher learning.
ACME was established in 1994 for the purpose of preserving the history and to encourage the collecting of domestic and international antique coffee mills.
The American Lock Collectors Association was founded in 1970. Its purpose is to educate, socially unite and discover new lock collectors.
The National Association of Miniature Enthusiasts (NAME) is a membership association that promotes miniatures through education, collecting, and friendship. It is based in Carmel, Indiana.
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