English pottery history

The origins of Mason Cash can be traced back to a pottery operating at Church Gresley in the heart of the English ceramic industry in 1800.

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2. Consider carefully the added cost of advice
3. Do not overrate past fund performance
4. Use past performance only to determine consistency and risk
5. Beware of star managers
6. Beware of asset size
7. Don't own too many funds
8. Buy your fund portfolio and hold it!

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Beswick pottery history Beswick was a business created by James Wright Beswick, who worked alongside John and Gilbert, his sons, and John Ewart his grandson in 1892.

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Small potteries flourished almost everywhere in Britain.

Even if smashed to pieces, pots can be painstakingly put back together again and clay is impervious to damp, mould, insects or even time itself.

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4. Avoid long shots
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