Listed Buildings in Stoke-on-Trent. (50a) Johnson Brothers bottle ovens, Hanley

Listed Buildings in Stoke-on-Trent and area

Johnson Brothers bottle ovens, Hanley

Area Hanley	Street Eastwood Road	Heritage No. 50a	Grade II	Date Listed 25 November 1987
Building: Pair of Bottle Ovens at Johnson Brothers Pottery
Location: STOKE ON TRENT SJ8847
Description: Late 19C renovated C20, both circular updraught ovens

Johnson Brothers, bottle kilns
Johnson Brothers, bottle kilns
photo taken after the demolition of the Johnson Brothers Trent Works

photo: Chris Oldham - 2007

View of kilns from the Caldon Canal

View of kilns from the Caldon Canal
before the demolition of the Trent, Hanley and Imperial Works

photos: Steve Birks

Pair of bottle kilns. Late 19th Century, renovated early 20th Century.

Brick. Freestanding circular updraught ovens for flint calcining with tall elongated brick hovel with dentilled bands at rim. Iron frames to airtight loading doors to yard elevation.

Stokehole undercroft survives to rear.

The pair of Bottle Ovens at Johnson Brothers Pottery (Trent Pottery)

photo: Nov 2002 Linden Cooke

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