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In 1949, brothers Desmond & Colin Rawson set up a small business producing tourist pieces from their home. These pieces proved popular and a local benefactor provided investment and allowed the brothers to develop their business by investing in a kiln and a workshop. From here the business grew and soon the brothers began to employ talented designers like John Clappison, Sara Vardy, Michael Walker, George Ratcliffe, Robin Pavitt, Dorothy Marion Campbell and model-maker Alan Luckham. By the 1960s business was so successful that they moved again, this time to a converted factory to produce tableware and homewares. Sadly popularity, as well as cheap imports, meant that business declined in the 1980s and although Hornsea managed to continue trading, it eventually closed its doors in 2000.
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