Gladstone Pottery Museum.
Bottle shaped kiln.
Pottery saggars.
Old transport carts.
Connecting rod.
Workshop where clay is blended.
Throwing wheel.
Production of hand-made flowers.
Printer of decorative patterns.
Former office of the plant.
Doctor's office.
Storage of the pottery in the kiln.
Wheel driven printer?
Furniture seat with toilet.
Toilet set with flush.
Toilet with flush and drain.
Potteries Museum and Art Gallery.
Outdoor sculpture.
Fish & chips sale shop (mid 20th century).
Pub (1st half of the 20th century).
Dolls house (1982).
Pottery monsters.
Spitfire airplane (World War II).
Mural.
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Exhaustion hole on dome of kiln.
Through this hole the smoke of burning coal reached the chimney, having a share in the air pollution of the city. This was seen at the Gladstone Pottery Musem, Stoke-on-Trent.
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