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Final piece of 'iconic' Denby Pottery signed

Final piece of 'iconic' Denby Pottery signed
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Denby Pottery has officially ceased production after over 200 years of operation due to rising energy and labor costs. The final piece, a bowl from the iconic Imperial Blue range, was signed by designer Richard Eaton to mark the end of the company's history.

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The closure highlights the ongoing struggles of traditional British manufacturing industries facing economic pressures and shifting market demands.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Will Jefford East Midlands Denby Richard Eaton designed Denby s "iconic" Imperial Blue range more than 35 years ago The final piece of Denby Pottery - which is closing after centuries of production - has been signed by the man who designed the range more than 35 years ago.

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