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Fulham Pottery Kiln

London, England

Crafted by one of the first makers of stoneware in England.  

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Fulham Pottery was founded by John Dwight in 1672 having been granted the first patent to manufacture salt-glazed stoneware. This kiln is the remaining fragment of Fulham Pottery and is Grade II listed.

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