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Cup, saucer and plate
'Cornpoppy' trio designed by Susie Cooper for Wedgwood.
Susie Cooper was born in Stanfields, Stoke-on-Trent in 1902 and studied at Burslem School of Art. She joined A.E. Gray & Co Ltd.'s pottery in ...
Cup, saucer and plate
Trio by Staffordshire Potteries. Staffordshire Potteries were formed in 1950 out of the Keele Street Pottery Group. They made mugs, kitchen and dinner ware at their factory on the former Meir Airport ...
Cup, saucer, bowl and plates
Royal Staffordshire 'Crocus' pattern from Clarice Cliff's 'Spring' range. Designed by Clarice Cliff (1899-1972) and made at A.J. Wilkinson's Newport Works, Newport Lane, Burslem.
Cupid series plate and saucer
Earthenware dark blue printed plate and saucer. Diameter of plate 195mm. These two patterns are 'The Young Philosopher' and 'Cupid Imprisoned'. The plate and saucer were excavated at St. Paul's Church, ...
Currys fire on Greengate Street, Stafford
Firemen clearing up after the fire at Currys electrical goods store in the mid to late 1980s. After this fire Currys moved to Gaolgate Street.
Currys shop, Stafford
Currys shop stood on Greengate Street. in Stafford. As well as the electrical goods for which this chain of stores became famous, cycles and accessories are also a big part of this shop's business at ...
Curtain Department, Bratt and Dyke, Hanley
The Curtain Department on the ground floor of Bratt and Dyke's Department Store, Hanley.
Draper Oliver Dyke opened a shop in Hanley in 1890 with the financial support of Northwich draper and entrepreneur ...
Custom House, Liverpool. Photographed by William Blake.
Lantern slide showing the custom house at Liverpool docks with a steamship and a docked sailing vessel.
Cutting Clay for a Saggar. Photographed by William Blake.
Lantern slide showing a pottery worker cutting clay for the making of Saggars.
"Cutting Clay for a Saggar Maker. Prepared clay is placed in a heap and long slices are cut from it as required."
Cutting Clay for a Saggar. Photographed by William Blake.
Lantern slide showing a pottery worker cutting clay for the making of Saggars.
This lantern slide appears to be one of a group used for a presentation or slide show by Blake entitled “Staffordshire ...
Cutting headwear and gloves, Job White & Sons Ltd, Compton Mill, Leek
The picture was one of a number taken at Job White & Sons factory during the year of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation.
Cutting oats, the Allotment Gardens, Alstonefield
From left to right: Ernest Adams, Jim Bailey and Herbert Wood, holding a scythe. Mr Wood grew oats on the Allotment Gardens, a plot of land of about a third of an acre which was formerly 4 allotments. ...
Cutting Room, Lotus Shoe Factory, Stone
The Lotus factory on Longton Road manufactured ladies' shoes. The cutting room was where the various shapes required to make up a shoe were cut from sheets of leather.
Lotus was originally named Bostock's ...
Cycling near Wombourne
A cyclist taking a breather at a crossroads near Wombourne. Straight ahead is Ounsdale Road, to the left is Clap Gate Road, with Giggety Lane leading off to the right. In the background is the factory ...
Cyclists, Tittensor
This view of Tittensor shows Stone Road with the former Post Office on the right. The road was widened to make room for the A34, resulting in the demolition of the buildings on the left. The buildings ...
Cyples Colour Works, Normacot Road, Longton
This building was originally the Cyples Colour Works: there is a tablet above the windows which reads "Longton Colour Works, 1906" with the initials HJC. HJC was Henry Jesse Cyples who was famous or being ...
Cyples Lane and Noon's Court, Longton
Looking along Cyples Lane in Longton. At the bottom of the passage is Market Street, the Heathcote Arms Hotel is the building just visible. On the left edge, the classical looking building is the old ...
Cyples Lane, Longton
The Market Street works were believed to be the oldest potbank in Longton and were founded by the Cyples family in about 1784. Cyples were succeeded by Thomas Barlow in 1849.