Maryland China Company

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Reisterstown, MD

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Now in its fourth generation of family ownership, Maryland China Company carries on a porcelain tradition that began in 1910 with artist Phillip Weiner. The Reisterstown company is known for serving porcelain artists and commercial decorators with blank porcelain, decorating expertise and custom work, drawing on long-standing relationships with overseas factories and its own Maryland decorating department.

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