The National Museum, Edinburgh are in possession of this broken sanitary ware bearing the following Scottish trademark –
Buick’s P(atent) No 1 Wash Down Closet, Alloa
Buicks, Hilton Fireclay Works, Alloa
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21/02/1863 – Alloa Advertiser – Bricks at the Forth Iron Works – Bricks well known for their superiority can now be disposed of at the following prices. Fire bricks ……………………..27s 6d per 1000 Composition bricks …………20s 0d per 1000 Flooring tiles…………………..1s 4d per square yard Fire brick in blocks…………..8d per cubit foot Dry Ground Fire…
Found at Alloa. Buicks, Hilton Fireclay Works, Alloa. . . . .
Found by Andrew Wood at Kelliebank, Alloa. Buicks, Hilton Fireclay Works, Alloa. . . . .
Found at the Hilton Fire Clay Works. Buicks, Hilton Fireclay Works, Alloa. . . . . .
Found in woodland on the site of the old Hilton Fire Clay Works, Alloa. They are not marked Buick or Hilton but they were found on site and they were found among Buick white glazed bricks. Their appearance appears very similar to the Buicks. I have at this time no reason to believe they were made elsewhere…
Below – 25/05/1886 – The Scotsman – The International Exhibition Edinburgh – Granolithic is a form of high grade concrete ‘invented’ by Stuart and Co, Edinburgh Note the reference to Prestongrange Coal and Fire Brick Company, Glenboig Fire Clay Company, Garterrie (Gartverrie) Fireclay Company, James Dougall & Sons Bonnybridge, James Brown Glasgow, Robert Brown &…
This was found at the Hilton Fire Clay Works, Alloa. The maker is unknown but most likely Scottish and most likely made on site at Hilton. This shaped brick, almost like a coping brick, has 4 very unusual finger impressions. They almost look fake in that they all look different shapes and they are so…
Found at Hilton Fireclay Works, Alloa This was found on site among broken Buick sinks and pipes and named bricks. The salt glaze is the same colour as Buicks used and the fabric of the Brick looks the same too. I am therefore content to label this a product of Buicks, Hilton Fireclay Works, Alloa. . ….
14/04/1860 – Dunfermline Saturday Press – – Bricks and Fire Clay – The Forth Iron Company are prepared to offer for sale bricks and fire clay at the undernoted prices. viz:- Common bricks ……………………………….. 20s per 1000 Fire bricks ………………………………… 30s per 1000 Composition bricks …………………………… 25s per 1000 Flooring bricks 12″ x 12″ x…
Found by Gordon Wyle at Cherryton, Stirlngshire Hilton Alloa with a 4 pressed frog. Buicks, Hilton Fireclay Works, Alloa. . . . and this cream coloured example found on the site of the old Hilton Works.
