Stafford Street Works
Longton, Stoke-on-Trent

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1822

1833

John & Charles Harvey  

1833

1834

Hulme & Hawley

For a brief period of about one year the business was taken over by Hulme & Hawley 

1835

1853

C & W K Harvey

Charles & William Kenwright Harvey were sons of the original Charles Harvey
by 1841 they had 3 pottery manufacturies in Longton

1853

1881

Holland & Green

John Green & Elisha Holland. John Green's father was a partner in the firm Allerton, Brough & Green.
By 1861 they employed 146 people and by 1871 the number had increased to 258. 
By 1881 both John Green and Elisha Holland had died and their executors dissolved the business.  

1881

1885

Green, Clarke & Clay

Ann Green and John Bill Green (two of the executors) were partners of the subsequent business of Green, Clark & Clay.  
In 1882 a large portion of the buildings was taken down to make way for a row of shops. A part of the works was continued by Green, Clark & Clay.

1885

1891

Green & Clay

The partners were William Green and Alfred John Clay.

c.1891

c.1899

A J Clay & Co

The main partner was Alfred John Clay.

 

 


 

 

Holland & Green  
White Granite
Decorated & Plain Earthenware Manufacturers
of all kinds
Stafford Street, Longton
Staffordshire Potteries

1865 advert

 


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