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JG

Found Guardbridge Fife.

I believe this mark to be JG as opposed to JC and as such, I believe the maker may be James Gentle, Brick and Tile Maker, Errol. It could also be James Gemmell, brick and tile maker, Oakley, Fife or possibly James Guild, brick and tile maker, Drumkilbo, Meigle, Perthshire to name but a few.

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Below  – A  similar stamp. Found Dairsie Bridge, Fife by Jean Cochrane.

Below – A  similar stamp. Found at Broughty Ferry, Dundee by Jeannie Cooper.

 

 

 

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