Ian Baileys photos of pottery factories of Stoke-on-Trent


Dudson Pottery, Hanley
photo - 1983

Dudson Pottery frontage - Hope Street is to the left and York Street to the right.

The Dudson Hope Street factory was founded in 1800 eventually closed in 1980 and all production moved to Burslem and Tunstall.

on Hope Street Works


 


Boundary Works
King Street Fenton, built 1819

 

 


The Phoenix Works, King Street Fenton

Phoenix Works of Thomas Forester - built 1881
Adjacent to the Boundary Works


on the Phoenix Works


 


Donport Factory
King Street Fenton


Part of Enoch Wood Fountain Works, Burslem

on Burslem & Wood


 


The Florence Works, Uttoxeter Road, Longton
 

Florence Works built 1876, Uttoxeter Road, Longton
Opposite T.C. Wild


 

 


John Tams, Longton
 corner Stafford Street & Commerce Street

photo: 1998


on Commerce Street


 


Wade Heath Pottery Works, Burslem
Westport Road, built originally 1814


on Wade's

 


The Roundhouse at the Wedgwood Factory, Etruria
photo: 1976
on the Round House
on Wedgwood and Etruria


 


Twyfords, Cliffe Vale
photo taken from the far bank of the Trent & Mersey Canal

The plaque on the building next to the bottle kilns reads: 'TWT 1879'

 on Twyfords Cliffe Vale Factory
 on history of  Twyfords


 


Metallic Tiles, Near Chesterton, Newcastle
Beehive ovens for firing bricks
photo: 1977


on brickmaking


 


Wheatly Brickworks
Beehive ovens
photo: 1983
 


 


Private train and railway of the old Wheatly brickworks
taking clay from the marl hole to the works.

photo: 1972

 

photos  - Ian Bailey