Hi, some years ago I went with a friend to a porcelain outlet/factory in Limoges area that had a huge pile of broken porcelain outside which was supposed to make it easy to find !
I cannot remember where it was and from searching on internet cannot find it ….. Unfortunately the person I went with is no longer alive.
Does anyone know where this is or perhaps it’s closed down ?
No idea but here’s a list of manufacturers. Maybe a bit of work with street view would give the answer.
Thank you I can look at those that I haven’t seen before.
It was a really good outlet for unusual white kitchen items I would like to take to relatives back in uk.
Gosh, I know just where you are talking about.. I can see it in my mind’s eye.
Now all I need to do is remember where the heck it was… aargh
Years ago, we went on a Group visit and had a marvellous time, plus I bought some nice china there.
EDIT: OH reckons it was actually at St Yrieix la Perche
Seems to resemble a Limoges porcelain maker who used to have a large stall on Figeac market during the summer months. They had a huge range of reasonably priced plain white plates and serving dishes, We bought a lot from them over the years and appreciated being able to replace breakages. Unfortunately they last appeared about three or four years ago so I suspect they have gone out of business, but hope I’m wrong.
Having looked up all on the list from Vero and seeing Stella’s photo I think it was probably MP Samie. I remember the blue on outside and it was large , 2 units.
So I will go for a drive around St Yrieux La Perche and surrounding areas.
Wish I had taken a photo as phone would have given me the location . It wasn’t near other shops it seemed quite remote and hence the landmark of huge pile of broken porcelain was their help to locate it!
Thank you all as ever always helpful on this forum 
Could you check it on Google Streetview?
The broken pile seems to have got lower and longer, it was very high when I saw it.
Thank you all again .
MP Samie is the one!
I’ve just looked at their catalogue and recognised a lot of our crockery, which is great news for replacing stuff.
Thanks everyone
Just out of interest, why do you want to know, are you proposing to glue it all together again? 
No 
I want to go there to buy some items as they had such so many unusual items that could be used in kitchen etc
Just come across this topic so too late to advise.
St Yrieix was our home town for 18 years before passing the pottery pile in December for the last time following completion of our house sale with one of the towns notaires.
Some of Samie’s crockery has come with us and unlike the pile outside their factory, it is still in one piece.
