David Beumee on sun 12 jan 03
The only potter I know who managed to import Limoge is Tom Coleman, though I don't have a phone number for
him. He lives in Henderson, Nevada, outside Las Vegas. Are you wanting a completed body or are you looking for kaolin?
David Beumee
1/12/03 8:34:35 AM, Lois Ruben Aronow wrote:
>I suppose this post is mostly for our British friends.
>
>I am interested in importing Limoge porcelain, preferably dry. Does
>anyone have information on who supplies it, and who would import it?
>(Yes, I know it's not cheap).
>
>Thanks....
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Lois Ruben Aronow on sun 12 jan 03
I suppose this post is mostly for our British friends.
I am interested in importing Limoge porcelain, preferably dry. Does
anyone have information on who supplies it, and who would import it?
(Yes, I know it's not cheap). =20
Thanks....
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Ababi on sun 12 jan 03
"My" Limoge comes from K.P.C.L. try http://www.evariste.org/ridt/r74/fiche_kpcl.html
and use Altavista http://babelfish.altavista.com/tr incase you need a translation
Ababi
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>I suppose this post is mostly for our British friends.
>I am interested in importing Limoge porcelain, preferably dry. Does
>anyone have information on who supplies it, and who would import it?
>(Yes, I know it's not cheap).
>Thanks....
>--------------------------------------------
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>http://www.loisaronow.com
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Lois Ruben Aronow on mon 13 jan 03
On Sun, 12 Jan 2003 23:24:38 -0700, you wrote:
> The only potter I know who managed to import Limoge is Tom =
Coleman, though I don't have a phone number for
>him. He lives in Henderson, Nevada, outside Las Vegas. Are you wanting a=
completed body or are you looking for kaolin?
Complete body. I know it is readily available in the UK, but I don't
know who will import it.
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Steve Mills on mon 13 jan 03
Potterycrafts here in the UK sell it plastic and powdered
(http://www.potterycrafts.co.uk), it is listed as an Imery Product;
Imerys are a French company that own English China Clays, and I suspect
Limoge. among many others (http://www.imerys.com).
There is a contact link on the Imerys site. Potterycrafts have an on-
line catalogue.
Good hunting
Steve
Bath
UK
In message , Lois Ruben Aronow writes
>I suppose this post is mostly for our British friends.
>
>I am interested in importing Limoge porcelain, preferably dry. Does
>anyone have information on who supplies it, and who would import it?
>(Yes, I know it's not cheap). =3D20
>
>Thanks....
>--------------------------------------------
>=3D46ine Craft Porcelain - New and Updated for 2003!!
>http://www.loisaronow.com=3D20
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Steve Mills
Bath
UK
Jerry Coleman on tue 14 jan 03
I live in France, near Bordeaux and can give you the addresses of French
suppliers of Limoges Porcelain. I get my materials from Solargil, which is a
clay specialist in the region of St Amande de Puisaye. I know they supply
Limoges Porcelain. They have a website, but as far as I know, you can't buy
online. I thuink the website is only in French, but they may have an English
version. The site is at http://www.solargil.fr
It would probably be a good bet to contact Potclays at Stoke in England. They
may already import a Limoges porcelaine. They have some sort of arrangement
with Ceradel, which is another big French potters supplier. I'll try to find
the names of some companies that produce the porcelaine direct. this would,
of course, be cheaper, but you'd have to commit yourself to a big order to
make it worth your while.
Bets of luck.... Jerry Coleman
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