Messrs. Taylor, who made ordinary domestic ware. It thenfell into ruins, and at the present tiiue, considering its past gloriesand renown, presents a sad spectacle, only a shed or two, and theremains of one or two kilns being left, of what was once one ofthe most famous potteries in the kingdom. … Fig. 37. Plate with perforations and embossed basket work.York Museum Collection. In 1888, Mr. W. W. Slee, 30 Dnncan Street, Leeds, revived themanufacture of the beautiful cream coloured ware, lustre ware,etc. He employed some of the workmen from the old works, andunder his direction they turned…
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