Report - Lord Nelson Pottery, Stoke, April 2019

[t4toria]

According to an 1893 journal the business was built on the site of a previous works founded in 1758.
Elijah Cotton opened a new factory 'Nelson Pottery' (1885)and also took over 'The Victoria Works' - both in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent.

Lord Nelson Pottery was a trade name used by Elijah Cotton Ltd

This place has been going to hell in a handbasket for several years as developers chip away at it. Not much left to see now unfortunately

 

[Gorgi]

Well, That's a mess.

 

[t4toria]

Well, That's a mess.

Yup, well and truly fooked

 

[Yorrick]

Jeez, are you punishing your photos for not looking like you wanted them to look?

 

[t4toria]

Jeez, are you punishing your photos for not looking like you wanted them to look?

I could say the same to you mate...

 

[Giymo85]

I could say the same to you mate...

Only if you haven't actually looked at his pictures. Bit daft to use such a retort without checking if it is going to land.

On a more helpful note, I would suggest taking a look at the FAQ section and the hints for new members. This isn't the place for overly edited pictures and they will result in sarcasm at the least. You also need to include an month/year of visit to your title, as per forum rules.

 

[Yorrick]

I could say the same to you mate...

I'm referring to the extreme processing, so no you couldn't. I'm happy to post mine straight from the camera without any colouring in. Why aren't you?

 

[raisinwing]

Fairly well covered, and nice one for getting out there.
To be fair the only reason to visit this place nowadays is for souvenirs.

Also, just to note that photo 3 is actually of Tams.