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  • Object number
    59/182/1-3
  • Description
    Three handmade bricks from Manor House, Earley, Reading. The bricks are believed to date from the late-eighteenth century.
    These three handmade bricks came from the Manor House at Earley, Reading. They are from a pavement, discovered in July 1958, below the main floor level of the house. The bricks are believed to date from the late-eighteenth century.
  • Physical description
    3 bricks: ceramic
  • Archival history
    ‘Bricks and Tiles’ document in accession file – ‘Site: The Manor House, Earley, Reading. // No. of Bricks or Tiles: 3 // Date Removed From Site: 17.7.58. // Approximate Date: Late 18th century. // The bricks are from a pavement discovered in July, 1958, about 2’.6” below the main floor level of the house. It may have been that of the late 18th century farmhouse larder, as late 18th century broken china and glass bottles were found under the floor. Particulars of the discovery are included in a Berks. local history record.’, MERL 'Handwritten catalogue' form – 9 inch x 4 3/4 inch x 2 inch
  • Production date
    1775-01-01 - 1799-12-31
  • Production period
    Late-eighteenth century
  • Object name
    Brick
  • Material
    Ceramic
  • Technique
    Fired
  • Dimensions
    • Length 220 mm
    • Width 115 mm
    • Height 45 mm
  • Associated subject
    CRAFTS : clay-working
    INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISION : building and construction
    Brick and tile making
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