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Architect's Design, Wedgwood Factory, Barlaston,
Photograph of a drawing.
Proposed design for the new Wedgwood Factory front at Barlaston, by architectural practice C.S. White and Keith Murray.
Josiah Wedgwood (1730 - 1795) began his apprenticeship ...
Armitage Pottery Works
A view of bottle kilns at Edward Johns & Co.'s Armitage Sanitary Pottery. The Trent & Mersey Canal can be seen to the left.
The first pottery on this site was established by Thomas Bond. he was declared ...
Armitage Pottery Works
A view of bottle kilns at Edward Johns & Co.'s Armitage Sanitary Pottery. The Trent & Mersey Canal can be seen to the left.
The first pottery on this site was established by Thomas Bond. he was declared ...
Armitage Ware board, Armitage
The Armitage Ware Board, sitting in the Board Room at the Armitage Pottery (Edward Johns & Co. Ltd.), Armitage, Staffordshire. Left to right: S. Wagg, T. Farrington, Geoff Corn, C.K. Stott, A.E. Stott, ...
Arthur Wood & Price's Royal Bradwell Pottery, Longport, Stoke-on-Trent
This photograph was taken at the start of Davenport Street (A5271) just after the Trubshawe Cross roundabout. The Royal Bradwell Ware building belonged to Arthur Wood & Sons, earthenware manufacturers ...
Arthur Wood's canalside factory, Longport, Stoke-on-Trent
This is a view south along the canal. Westport Lake is off to the right, on the left is the rear of Wood's pottery. the buildings have all been cleared and the are now used for light industry and food ...
Ascot Pottery on Clough Street, Hanley
The Ascot Pottery was operated by Alcock, Lindley & Bloore, along with the neighbouring Vulcan Pottery on Clough Street. The factory opened in 1919 and the company became famous for "Brown Betty" teapots ...
Ash tray
1979.P.6. 1970-1979.
Glazed and gilded earthenware. L : 4 ¾". Decorated with all over speckled glaze with gilded details.
Made by Carlton Ware, Stoke-upon-Trent.
Ash Tray
Glazed Earthenware. H. 1.1 x W. 8.3 cm.
The base of a small rectangle shaped trinket box, hand built by Bernard Leach at St. Ives, Cornwall, England.
Green lead glaze.
Ash Tray
Glazed Stoneware.
H. 3.8 x W.7.9 cm. Small stoneware ash tray, thrown and turned by Katharine Pleydell-Bouverie at Cole Pottery.
Green thorn ash glaze on the interior, the exterior is unglazed with ...
Ash tray
Ash tray by Susie Cooper.
Ash Tray
c.1922-1939 Glazed Stoneware H. 3.0 x W. 8.0 cm
Small stoneware ash tray, slab built by Bernard Leach at St. Ives, Cornwall, England. Celadon glaze with incised decoration, base is unglazed.
Ashdale Pottery.
Pottery factory exterior including bottle ovens.
Taken at Ashdale Pottery, Short Street, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent.
This view includes the North Staffs Electric Company.
Taken from the Gladstone ...
Astra Pottery, 88-90 Harper Street, Burslem
This building is a two storey commercial pottery manufactory and was constructed in red flemish facing brick with a plain tile pitched roof. The first floor has a very large double door, iron lintel and ...
At the Roe-Buck in Newcastle - Minutes of a Meeting to discuss the building of new branch canals. From the Enoch Wood scrapbook.
At the Roe-Buck in Newcastle a group of prominent men have gathered to discuss the plans for new branch canals connecting Hanley, Shelton, Burslem and Lane End.
The men include local pottery manufacturers ...
Aynsley china factory, Sutherland Road, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent
This plan is of the Aynsley China factory on Sutherland Road, which was built in 1861 and is still standing. Aynsley have been manufacturing pottery in Longton since 1775 and today produce a range of ...
Aynsley China Ltd. Portland Works, Stoke-on-Trent
This photograph of Aynsley China's Portland Works in Sutherland Road, Longton was taken in 1975. Aynsley have been maufacturing pottery in Longton since 1775 and continue to produce a range of modern ...
Aynsley China Ltd. Portland Works, Sutherland Road, Longton
The Portland Works is a purpose-built factory erected by John Aynsley II in 1861 which replaced an earlier works which stood roughly on the site of Longton Market. This factory had an easy source of coal ...