Iconic Stoke-on-Trent pottery firm Royal Stafford has 'collapsed into liquidation' with the possible loss of dozens of jobs.

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A historic pottery firm has gone into liquidation after almost 200 years in business, putting dozens of jobs at risk. Royal Stafford, a ceramics manufacturer based in Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire ...

Dave Drake, a 19th-century Edgefield County resident whose pottery is now on display in museums and private collections ...

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Despite surviving multiple ownership changes and expansion, it couldn't withstand the economic pressures facing traditional pottery firmsCredit ... founded by Thomas Poole in Longton, Stoke ...