Hornsea Pottery Tobago. Hornsea Pottery Yeovil. Hornsea Pottery Miniature Tankards. Hornsea Miscellaneous Decorative Items. Hornsea Pottery « Back. Displaying 49 of 49 Products. Please click on the above photograph to see our current stock of Hornsea Pottery Alaska tableware. View More. Please click on the above photograph to see our current stock of Hornsea Pottery Bronte tableware. Please click on the above photograph to see our current stock of Hornsea Pottery Cascade. Click on the image above to view our current stock of Hornsea Pottery Charisma.
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Click on the image above to view our current stock of Hornsea Pottery miscellaneous decorative items. Contact Details Freephone : enquiries replaceyourchina. Accept All Cookies. Hornsea Pottery has always been best known for its tableware; their products selling worldwide for around 20 years.
At one point, they had a very high demand and were barely able to keep up with the requirements, so much so that orders were limited on a per quota basis. They opened a second factory in Lancaster in However, the company floundered in , and they were bought out. Despite this, they continued to create tableware and various types of ornaments until sadly going into receivership in April , when the business closed for good.
It is believed that a significant cause of the failure was their desire to support too many employees, rather than let them go. In they had a peak of employees! A large proportion of the site at the Edenfield Works was gradually developed into a leisure and retail park which attracted over one million visitors a year.
This park became the first acknowledged factory shopping village in the UK — now known as Hornsea Freeport. Unfortunately in April the pottery was placed in the hands of the receivers and went into liquidation with the loss of about jobs. A very sad day for the pottery workers, Hornsea and Hornsea collectors everywhere.
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