Remains of a mid-nineteenth century porcelain/china clay works sited at the coastal inlet of Porth Llanleiana. The remains comprise the roofless ruin of the main building, with a squat stone-built chimney stack built on the hillslope beyond and the remains of a shed and revetment walls. China clay was quarried from the rocks and slopes of Dinas Dynfor hillfort behind the works, and to the south of the beach. 

Visited by Toby Driver and Louise Barker for the Royal Commission, 17th Sept 2024