Stafford Lane 
(23, Percy Street)

—Here is Crown Bank—

OLD POST OFFICE BUILDINGS.

1 "Potteries Sporting News" Office 
Props., H. Austerberry and G. Whittaker 

2 Cooke, George, artist

3 Empire Typewriter Co ., Ltd.
Manager, C. H. Jones 

4 Bennett, S., designer and modeller 

8 Nixon, George, auctioneer &
certified bailiff 
Wilson, C. M., horse, carriage & harness repository 

—Here is Back Stafford Lane—

12 Lucas, Mrs. A ., coal dealer 

16 Plant, William, potter 

18 Sant, Mrs. Selina 

20 Hawthorne, Mrs. E.

—Here is Tontine Street-

Septimus Bennett working at 4 Stafford Lane as a designer and modeller was the brother of Enoch Arnold Bennett the writer. 

Septimus was born in 1877. By 1897 he was working at James Kent's Old Foley Pottery ["This firm of general domestic potters, Old Foley, Longton, Was founded by James Aloysius Kent (born 1864 died 1953) with five workmen from the firm of Barker & Kent (including Arnold Bennett's brother Septimus Bennett, modeller) in 1897." Mankowitz & Haggar].