Historic British pottery firm RESCUED in last minute deal with all jobs saved in huge relief

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Former Burberry chief executive Christopher Bailey has led a takeover of historic ceramics manufacturer Burleigh Pottery, securing the future of the Stoke-on-Trent business and protecting 62 jobs.

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The Yorkshire-born fashion designer joined a group of investors to acquire the company, which has been producing ceramics since 1851.Financial details of the deal have not been disclosed.The acquisition includes Burleigh's historic Middleport Pottery site, a Grade II* listed property where the company has operated since 1889.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say All 62 employees will remain with the business under the new ownership structure.Mr Bailey said: "I have always loved Burleigh Pottery.

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This company has an extraordinary history, and what makes it so special today is the skill, care and creative spirit that continue to define the business."The designer joined Burberry as design director in 2001 and played a key role in transforming the British fashion house into a global luxury brand.He...

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