Date:December 1963
Description:Nos 16 & 18, Market Place, Burslem, Sadler's Offices and Showroom opposite Burslem Town Hall. James Sadler, famous for the manufacture of earthenware teapots, operated the Wellington and Central Pottery on Market Place. The company started in 1822 and moved to market Place in 1920. The company specialised in "Brown Betty" teapots, originally terracotta with a transparent glaze, later they were white earthenware with a brown glaze. After 1920 Sadler's produced a number of novelty teapots including a racing car and Winston Churchill riding a tank. In 2000 Churchill China took over the right to use the Sadler's name and design. The building in the photograph has been demolished and the site redeveloped for flats and houses.
The timeline shows resources around this location over a number of years.
This engraving of the "New Town Hall" dates from around 1856.
The aerial photograph was taken in 1927 and shows Market Place running up the middle ...
Burslem Market Place on a dull day, viewed from Wedgwood Street. Burslem's old Town ...
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Creators: Mr Bert Bentley - Creator
Image courtesy of: Stoke on Trent City Archives.
Donor ref:SD1480/103-24 (204/35367)
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