(Note – SBH – Please read this in conjunction with the Port Dundas Fire Brick Works as they appear to have been situated very close and indeed they may actually be the same site with Malcolm Paterson operating it prior to Murray’s and Co – for clarification if possible!).
1820 – M Paterson & Co, fire brick makers, Port Dundas, Glasgow.
04/11/1820 – Carlisle Patriot – Sequestrations. Malcolm Paterson & Co, fire brick manufacturers, Port Dundas.
4/1822 – The Edinburgh Magazine – Scottish bankruptcies – Malcolm Paterson & Co, fire brick manufacturers, Port Dundas, Glasgow.
Below – 26/04/1822 – Glasgow Herald – Valuable fire brick works to be sold. That plot or steading of ground in East Cowcaddens Park and on the right-hand side of the road leading from Glasgow to Port Dundas containing 1302 square yards or thereby with the whole buildings and machinery erected thereon, presently occupied by Messrs Malcolm Paterson and Co, fire brick makers …
1825 – Malcolm Paterson, fire brick manufacturers, Port Dundas, Glasgow.
Below – 1830 – East Cowcaddens Quarry. (Note – this map does not show the brickworks but it does refer to East Cowcaddens where they may have been situated. However, the advert dated 26/04/1822 above may infer that the fire brick works marked on this map may be those that were known as East Cowcaddens. ‘Canmore’ has these works detailed as the Port Dundas Fire Brick Works but they may have been one of the same but in slightly different timescales).
Found by Geoff Hancock in the Glasgow area. Note the reversed ‘N’ and ‘S’. There are many references to Port Dundas on my website – click me – but this product is most likely to be manufactured by Port-Dundas Fire Brick & Clay Co., firebrick, &c, makers, 44 Bishop street, Port Dundas, Glasgow. or Port-Dundas Pottery…
Port Dundas Fire Brick and Grinding Works and Port Dundas Brick Co Ltd, 124 Port Dundas Street, Glasgow. (Note – SBH – The Port Dundas Pottery Company appear to have operated from the same company). (Note – SBH – Please read this in conjunction with the East Cowcaddens Fire Brick Works as they appear to…
Found in Glasgow by Eddie McLean. There are many references to Port Dundas on my website – click me – but this product is most likely to be a manufactured by Port-Dundas Fire Brick & Clay Co., firebrick, &c, makers, 44 Bishop street, Port Dundas, Glasgow. or Port-Dundas Pottery Co., manufacturers of stoneware and Rockingham ware,…
