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They adapted their floral and animal designs to a more abstract, angular and geometric style that was all the rage; and these Pole Pottery wares are now highly sought after by Poole Collectors.

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There is a thriving collectors' club, and interest does not flag.

Poole Pottery continues to flourish and to produce wares that are right for the time.

Poole, in Dorset, due to the abundance locally of good red clay, had long been a centre for the making of pottery when Jesse Carter bought James Walker's tile manufacturing company in 1873.

The best and most collectable tablewares are probably the contemporary designs of the 1950s.

These were very popular and became a hall-mark of Poole Pottery — what has become known as their Traditional Wares.

Our online shop is home to a range of stylish artistic pieces, including of all shapes and sizes, as well as a variety of other homeware gifts.

From then, though, it declined, having suffered badly from a serious fire in 1925, and eventually it closed in 1937.