See the Potteries List section for the Lewin’s Mead Pottery.
| 1771 | John Gates was running the Lewins Mead Pottery which was offered for sale. |
No further details are known about the occupants of the Pottery.
| 1771 | 15 Aug. ‘Now selling off, under Prime-cost (on the Premises) All the Stock in Trade, belonging to the Pot-House, opposite the White Friars in Lewins-Mead, Bristol, lately in the Possession of John Gates; consisting of Brown Stone Ware, viz., oil-jars, Pickling Pots, Pitchers, Quart, Pint, and Half Pint Mugs, etc. Also the Pot-House compleat, To be Let, with a Kiln built on the Premises, four good wheels standing Plenty of Pot-Boards, and all sorts of Utensils necessary for a Pot-Manufactory, Likewise four Dwelling Rooms, belonging to the said Pot-House, with every other useful Conveniency for such a Work – The Premises may be viewed and further Particulars had by applying to John Gates, aforesaid’ (BG). |