Found by Ian Suddaby in Ayrshire,
This example is not in my possession.
A section of salt-glazed garden edging.
John McKnight & Son, Crosshouse, Plann, Kilmarnock.
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Seen on a wall in Prestwick, Ayrshire. Photographed by Stevie Zerachy. This is a section of salt-glazed wall coping. John McKnight & Son, Crosshouse, Plann, Kilmarnock. . . . Below – A similar stamp on wall coping as photographed by Martin Sneddon in the Irvine area. Note the ‘Tattie waffle” design in the centre.
Found by Eddie McLean in the Glasgow area. John McKnight & Son, Crosshouse, Plann, Kilmarnock. (Note – SBH – I am quite certain this brick would have read John McKnight & Son prior to sustaining damage) . . .
Photographed by Tam Nugent. The salt glazed coping formed the top of a garden wall in Ayr. These examples are not in my possession. John McKnight & Son, Crosshouse, Plann, Kilmarnock. . . . .
13/04/1906 – Dundee Courier – New Scottish company – The Scottish Enamelled Brick Company, 10 Cook Street, Glasgow to carry on the business of merchants, manufacturers and dealers in earthenware, clay or fireclay goods or manufactures. Capital £5000 in ordinary shares of £1. each. 1907 – The Scottish Enamelled Brick Co., Ltd, 370 Eglinton Street,…
Found at Ardrossan, Ayrshire. Plann Fireclay Works, Crosshouse, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. Broken section of salt glazed sewer or water pipe. . . . . .
Plann Colliery and Fire Clay Works aka Plan. Canmore Info – The 1860, 1898 – 1904 and, 1923 and 1912 OS maps all show that the extent to which Knockentiber was surrounded by collieries, coal pits and freight-only railway or ‘tram’ lines. Collieries were located near Busbie farm and Plann. These were served by standard…
Found in the Leadhills in 1986 and kindly donated by Nick Basden. Plann Fireclay Works, Crosshouse, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. . . . .
Found near Wemyss, Fife. Plann Fireclay Works, Crosshouse, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. . . . .
Found in the Leadhills area. Plann Fireclay Works, Crosshouse, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. . . . . Below – The same stamp on a shaped brick. Found in the Leadhills in 1986 and kindly donated by Nick Basden. .
Found by Chris Graham on the Solway Firth. John McKnight & Son, Crosshouse, Plann, Kilmarnock. (Note the spelling of PLAN and PLANN) . . . Below – A much clearer stamp. I am not aware of where this was found or who is in possession of it.
