and accessories via the official Hornsea Pottery website. Museum Over 2,000 pieces from the pottery's beginnings in 1949 to 2000 are on display in two converted 18th century cottages in Hornsea Museum in Newbegin, the main street of Hornsea. Geoffrey Hindle, (Jolley Geoff); son of Bob Hindle, the driving force behind the very successful sales organisation; also nephew of Desmond Rawson, has spent many hours recording both of their life's work, donated all the family's pieces of pottery and many photographs to help the collection's guardians Carol Harker and Museum founder Dr Stuart Walker tell the full story of the company's success and eventual demise. The Intellectual Properties of Hornsea Potteries including all the designs and trademarks were acquired at the time of receivership by Hornsea Potteries Intellectual Properties Ltd. See also Scarborough Pottery References Further reading External links Hornsea Museum Online Directory Of Hornsea Pottery HORNSEA Official Hornsea Site or Hornsea Pottery IP Rights British companies established in 1949 Design companies disestablished in 2000 Companies based in the East Riding of Yorkshire Ceramics manufacturers of England History of the East Riding of Yorkshire 1949 establishments in England 2000 disestablishments in England Hornsea Design companies established in 1949 Manufacturing companies established in 1949 Manufacturing companies disestablished in 2000