Edward VII Coronation June 1902
— 10/01/2024Found by Ginger Benn at an unknown location in England. Edward VII Coronation June 1902. This paver will have been manufactured at an unidentified brickworks in England. . . . .
Found at Perceton Fire Clay Works, Perceton, Ayrshire
This paver is not marked however all the marked products found at Perceton have been made there so I believe this will also be a J & M Craig product.
It has a chamfered top edge.
9 1/4″ long x 4″ high x 3 1/4″ wide
J & M Craig, Perceton Fireclay Works, Dreghorn, Ayrshire.
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Below – side view
Below – top view
Found by Ginger Benn at an unknown location in England. Edward VII Coronation June 1902. This paver will have been manufactured at an unidentified brickworks in England. . . . .
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