Doulton Potteries were the largest concern in the industry in Lambeth by the late 1800s. They had their own dock on the Lambeth side of the Thames to deal with their growing international export market, particularly their stoneware conduits, drainage pipes, electrical, plumbing and sanitaryware goods, which won them acclaim and awards from places like Cape Town, Melbourne and Calcutta to name but a few. Photograph in ‘The Royal Doulton Potteries’ published by the Doulton Head Office in Lambeth.Ref: 12\/369\/p.63<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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