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Tag: Herculaneum Pottery

18th Century potters left North Staffordshire to work in Liverpool

My story begins with a journey from Burslem in Staffordshire to Toxteth in Liverpool in November 1796.

A Herculaneum Potter

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Unknown's avatarAuthor David MartinPosted on 28th Jul 202528th Jul 2025Categories Burslem, North Staffordshire, The Pottery Industry, Transport and CommunicationsTags 18th Century Potters, Family History, Herculaneum Pottery, Liverpool, Staffordshire Potteries, Toxteth, Trent & Mersey CanalLeave a comment on 18th Century potters left North Staffordshire to work in Liverpool
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