C. T. Lycett, Fountain Buildings, Burslem

C. T. Lycett, Fountain Buildings, Burslem

C. T. Lycett - Cycle Agent

C. T. Lycett - Blind Specialists

two adverts from..... 1907 Staffordshire Sentinel
'Business Reference Guide to The Potteries, Newcastle & District'

C. T. Lycett, Fountain Buildings, Burslem
C. T. Lycett
the great Cycle and Motor Agent
Gramaphones, phonographs and records
Window blind manufacturer

- click for more information on Lycett's motor business -

photo showing Lycett's shop on the corner of Packhorse Lane

Photo: Ewart Morris Collection

Lycett's shop was in the old Enoch Wood Fountain Place pottery works
on the corner of Westport Road (was Liverpool Road) and Packhorse Lane

In 2000 the building was restored and converted into flats

Old postcard of Fountain Place, Burslem

Directly behind the fountain can be seen Lycett's Blinds Warehouse. Originally this formed part of Enoch Wood's very large Fountain Place Pottery Works, built in 1789.

This picture was taken from St. Johns Square - the fountain was at onetime removed to the Stoke-on-Trent museum in Hanley but in the late 1990's was restored and returned to the top of St. Johns Square.

Photo date: around 1905

On the left is the Manchester and Liverpool District Bank

Wood's Fountain Place factory, Burslem in 1840

the works as an empty shop front - before restoration
- with the shop frontage in place of the entrance -

Photo: Ian Bailey

Following restoration and conversion into flats during 2000

contents: 2009 adverts