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Scouring Ware.

Pottery factory interior showing a man operating a scouring machine. Taken at Shelly's pottery factory, Stoke-on-Trent. Scouring is the process of removing rough bits from the surface of the ware, ...

Selection, Taylor Tunnicliff and Co Ltd, Hanley

The selection warehouse at Taylor, Tunnicliff's Eastwood factory, Hanley. The firm was founded in 1867 by Thomas Taylor and William Tunnicliff, eventually concentrating on making specialised pottery ...

Selectors. Circa 1910

Hard at work in a large warehouse, these women select ware. This is the final quality control stage. The ware will then be packed for order and transported throughout the world. At this time Staffordshire ...

Set of earthenware jugs

A. E. Gray & Co. c. 1912 - 1961. Jugs. 1982.P.115. c. 1932. Over glaze painted earthenware. H : 110 mm, H : 120 mm, H : 125 mm. Set of three earthenware jugs. Decorated with over glaze painted ...

Set of Pencils, or Paintress Brushes.

Set of 19 quill and camel hair brushes. Also known as pencils. Used by pottery paintresses to decorate ware. There are a variety of lengths and types in this set, including shaders and liners. The ...

Sevres vase and cover

Vase. 2002.C.436. 1863. Bone china. H: 45 cm. Sèvres style vase and cover with mazarine blue ground and painted panels by Thomas Allen. To the front the panels depict rescue of Venus, and to the ...

Shard Ruck, Longton

Postcard with a view of a pottery waste area called a Shard Ruck. Taken in the Potteries, Staffordshire. Shard Ruck, always known locally as a shraff tip, was most probably at or near the Daisy Bank ...

Shaw & Copestake's Pottery, Longton

This is the Sylvan Works of Shaw and Copestake on Normacot Road in Longton. Chadwick Street goes off to the left, with the derelict Old Sea Lion Inn on the corner. The photograph was taken from the corner ...

Sheaf Passage, Longton

The new Adams Pottery building, near Gower Street.

Shell-edged Soup Plate

Pearlware shell-edged soup plate, diameter 250mm. This pearlware soup plate has a moulded shell-edge picked out in under-glaze blue, with a moulded grapevine border. The soup plate is marked E.WOOD & ...

Shelley Pottery, King Street, Fenton

The Shelley pottery stood on the north side of King Street close to the junction with Hollings Street. Prior to 1910 the company traded as Foley China. Most of the works have been demolished although ...

Shelton Bar and Messrs Josiah Wedgwood and Sons Ltd.

Oil painting showing an industrial landscape and steel works. The railway line can be seen in the left foreground with Josiah Wedgwood's factory at Etruria in the middle distance to the right. Dimensions: ...

Shelton Farm, Hanley

Sheep grazing at Shelton Farm. Behind them is St. Marks Church tower which can just be seen behind the Swynnerton Pottery, on the right of the photograph. This semi-rural area is close to Hanley town ...

Shelton New Road railway bridge and Twyford's factory, Cliff Vale, Stoke-on-Trent

Shelton New Road bridge over the main railway line in Cliff Vale. The bridge was being raised when the line was electrified when the photograph was taken. The camera is looking towards Hanley, with the ...

Shepherd and Shepherdess figure

Earthenware figure group decorated with coloured glazes. Height 240mm.

Short Street, Longton

The bottle ovens are part of Spencer Stevenson's Enson Pottery between Short Street and neighbouring Chelson Street (formerly Bagnall Street). The pottery had four bottle ovens and two story range. Stevenson, ...

Shorter & Sons Art Glaze Pottery, Copeland Street, Stoke upon Trent

Shorter & Sons Art Glaze Pottery was at the north end of Copeland Street near its junction with Liverpool Road. The site of the factory lies beneath the A500 (Queensway) intersection. The necks of two ...

Shorter & Sons Art Glaze Pottery, Copeland Street, Stoke upon Trent

Shorter & Sons Art Glaze Pottery was at the north end of Copeland Street, close to its junction with Liverpool Road. The Company started as Shorter & Boulton and initially produced Majolica wares. By ...