Stoke Collection (page 2)

Stoke-on-Trent King's Hall probably 1920s

Penkhull, Stoke on Trent

Stoke-on-Trent Campbell Place early 1900s

Stoke Ferry Railway Station early 1900s

Stoke Ferry Railway Station

Aylesbury Stoke Road early 1900s

Stoke Road, Aylesbury early 1900's

Ipswich Stoke Bridge early 1900s

Stoke Bridge, Ipswich early 1900's

Miles Bank, Hanley, early 1900s

Stoke-on-Trent industrial panorama Victorian period

Stoke on Trent industrial panorama, Victorian period

WW2 Story Book Illustrations, Ships
A pair of illustrations from a WW2 story book, Captain Peg-Leg's War, written by Peter Dawlish. The first image shows some workers in the stoke hold. Date: circa 1940s

Start Bay and Blackpool Sands, South Devon
Start Bay and Blackpool Sands, viewed from Stoke Fleming, South Devon - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J

On The Way To Limpley Stoke
A poster style painting of a white motor vehicle, travelling down a country lane, towards the village of Limpley Stoke, in Wiltshire, England. Date: circa 1917

Neil Franklin, Stoke City and England footballer
Neil Franklin, centre half footballer for Stoke City and England Date: 1949

Tile making, Alfred Meakin
Tile making Date: 1913

Warehouse of tiles ready for packing, Alfred Meakin
Warehouse of tiles ready for packing Date: 1913

Placing white tiles for firing, Alfred Meakin
Placing white tiles for firing of the Glaze Date: 1913

Slabbing of tile fireplaces, Alfred Meakin
Slabbing of tile fireplaces Date: 1913

Preparing clay in hydraulic filter presses, Alfred Meakin
Preparing the clay in hydraulic filter presses for the potter Date: 1913

Preparing glazes, Alfred Meakin
Preparing glazes Date: 1913

Portion of a Glost Warehouse, Alfred Meakin
Portion of a Glost Warehouse Date: 1913

Packing the finished ware for shipment, Alfred Meakin
Packing the finished ware for shipment Date: 1913

Placing decorated ware in kiln, Alfred Meakin
Placing decorated ware in enamel kiln before final firing Date: 1913

Painting bands before glazing, Alfred Meakin
Painting Bleu de Roi bands on Bisque ware before glazing Date: 1913

Modelling and mould making, Alfred Meakin
Modelling and mould making Date: 1913

Mixing the various kinds of raw clay, Alfred Meakin
Mixing the various kinds of raw clay Date: 1913

Making vegetable dishes etc by hand, Alfred Meakin
Making vegetable dishes etc by hand Date: 1913

Making articles of pottery by machinery, Alfred Meakin
Making various articles of pottery by machinery Date: 1913

Making tiles from clay dust, Alfred Meakin
Making tiles from clay dust Date: 1913

Making tea cups by machinery, Alfred Meakin
Making tea cups by machinery Date: 1913

Making plates by machinery, Alfred Meakin
Making plates by machinery Date: 1913

Making oval dishes by machinery, Alfred Meakin
Making oval dishes by machinery Date: 1913

Main entrance to Alfred Meakin Pottery Date: 1913

Filling saggers with glazed ware, Alfred Meakin
Filling saggers with glazed ware before re-firing in Glost oven Date: 1913

King George V and Queen Mary, visit to Alfred Meakin
In Commemoration of Royal Visit, King George V and Queen Mary to Alfred Meakin Pottery, Stoke on Trent, 23 April 1913 Date: 1913

Glazing of white tiles by machinery, Alfred Meakin
Glazing of white tiles by machinery Date: 1913

Finished goods in warehouse, Alfred Meakin
Finished goods in warehouse being prepared for packing Date: 1913

Finishing pottery previous to firing, Alfred Meakin
Finishing pottery previous to firing in Bisque oven Date: 1913

Filling saggers with clay ware, Alfred Meakin
Filling saggers with clay ware and placing in position in the Bisque oven Date: 1913

Enamel kilns for firing tiles, Alfred Meakin
Enamel kilns for firing coloured glazes on tiles Date: 1913

Decorating Room, transferring designs, Alfred Meakin
Decorating Room, transferring designs in enamel onto the ware Date: 1913

East Front of Victoria Pottery, Alfred Meakin
East Front of Victoria Pottery, day of Royal Visit Date: 1913

Dipping the ware in glaze, Alfred Meakin
Dipping the ware in glaze before re-firing in Glost oven Date: 1913

Decoration of Tiles, Alfred Meakin
Decoration of Tiles Date: 1913

Decorating Room, gilding the Bleu de Roi, Alfred Meakin
Decorating Room, gilding the Bleu de Roi Date: 1913

Alfred Meakin Potteries and Tile Works, Stoke on Trent Date: 1913

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