East Riding Archives
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The last upload was October 2021.
Heirloom coffee set, designed by John Clappison (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/5 451) uploaded October 2021
John Clappison, main designer for Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 1) uploaded October 2021
Checking products at Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 39) uploaded October 2021
Pouring liquid slip into moulds at Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 21) uploaded October 2021
Man opening used mould at Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 9) uploaded October 2021
Woman using screen to imprint pattern (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 42) uploaded October 2021
Man applying handle and spot to pot at Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 19) uploaded October 2021
Woman packing teapot at Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 69) uploaded October 2021
Hornsea Pottery factory shop (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/1 284) uploaded October 2021
Commemorative tankard the Mayflower by Hornsea Pottery (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/2 139) uploaded October 2021
Tea Garden at Hornsea Pottery Edenfield site (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/3 289) uploaded October 2021
Lance Corporal John Churchill (1885-1914) uploaded December 2020
Rifleman Thomas Campey (1882-1915) uploaded December 2020
Rifleman Charles Elvidge (1884-1915) uploaded December 2020
Petty Officer John William Maude (1879-1968) uploaded December 2020
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John T Sokell with Penny Farthing 1882 (archive ref DDX1375-1)
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Heirloom coffee set, designed by John Clappison (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/5 451)
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Vince O'Sullivan said:
That design is very much of its time. Of interest to collectors rather than "users".
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