Scotland's Brick and Tile Manufacturing Industry

Photographed by Martin Sneddon in Kilwinning. This example is not in my possession. Redstone Fire Clay Works Kilwinning. This is a salt-glazed fireclay cattle trough. . . .  

Found by Martin Sneddon in the Kilwinning area. W MacIntyre Jun & Co Redstone Fire Clay Works Kilwinning . . . .

Redstone Fire Clay Works, Kilwinning, North Ayrshire aka Redston. William McIntyre Jun & Co, Redstone Fire Clay Works, Kilwinning and Armour & Cameron, Redston Fire Clay Works, Kilwinning and Armour & Fulton, Redston Fire Clay Works, Kilwinning. Below – 1858 – Redstone Colliery, Kilwinning (The Redstone Colliery is gone by 1895). 1858 – Mineral Statistics…

Photographed by Tucker Kennedy near Girvan, Ayrshire. Left in situ. Armour & Fulton Redston Kilwinning . . .

W MacIntyre Jun & Co Redstone Fire Clay Works Kilwinning. Note the difference in spelling of Redston(e). 16/04/1859 – Paisley Herald  – New fire clay Depot In Paisley. 08/02/1860 – Dumfries and Galloway – William McIntyre Junr & Co, Redstone fire clay works, Kilwinning. 1861 – William MacInytre & Co, Redstone Fire Clay Works, Kilwinning….

Found Kilwinning. Redstone Fire Clay Works Kilwinning. Note the difference in spelling of Redston(e). . . . Below – The same stamp on a salt glazed brick. Found by Michael Fallone in the Glasgow area.

Found by Tucker Kennedy at Stranraer W MacIntyre Jun & Co Redstone Fire Clay Works Kilwinning This is a corner stamp on a broken animal feed trough . . .   .