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Staffordshire pottery and its history

APPENDIX IV.

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Nature of Total Pottery Production for Home and Foreign Trade of the United Kingdom in 1907. Of this production less than 5 per cent. comes from Scotland and Ireland, and about two-thirds of the whole is produced in North Staffordshire.

Home. Foreign. Total.

Earthenware, Semi-Porcelain and Majolica 1,683,000[219] 1,545,000[219] 3,228,000

Sanitary Ware 472,000[219] 300,000[219] 772,000

Red Pottery, Stoneware, Brown Ware 331,000 291,000 622,000

Porcelain, China and Parian 830,000 195,000 1,025,000

Tiles—White, Cream, Glazed or Decorated 362,000[219] 80,000[219] 442,000

Tiles—For Floors, Pavements and Mosaics 55,000[219] 78,000[219] 133,000

Jet, Rockingham and Glazed Terra Cotta Ware 250,000 3,000 253,000

Electric and Chemical Ware, Crucibles and Furniture Fittings 365,000[219] 181,000 546,000

Tobacco Pipes[220] ? ? 90,000

Bricks and Fireclay Goods[220] ? ? 64,000

Potters’ Materials 213,000 ? 213,000

Other processes of partial manufacture 146,000 Nil. 146,000

Total 4,885,000 £2,649,000 £7,534,000

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