Former maltings, later an egg packers' warehouse, now a pottery. c1880, with mid and late C20 alterations. Brick with hipped concrete tile roof. 5 storeys; 3 x 6 windows. Regular fenestration with segment headed openings. River front, with dressed stone plinth, has a central hoist door on each floor, now glazed, the ground floor opening now a French window. On either side, a single window. At the farther end, a cross passage for vehicles has been made, with a 2 storey opening with concrete lintel. South west side has to left a single storey C20 addition. To its right a door with an external stair flanked by single windows, then the cross passage, then 2 windows. Below, to right, 2 windows. Above, 6 windows. Above this, on each floor, a glazed door to the left and 5 windows to the right. North east side has 3 windows to the right of the cross passage and to its left, a door with external stair and a window. Below, to right, a door flanked by single windows. Above, on each floor, 6 windows with a glazed hoist door between the second and third. Between the fourth and fifth floors the inscription "Newark Egg Packers Ltd." Interior has wooden floors carried on iron columns, mostly round. (EH)