Red Clay Brick Paver Salvaged Vintage Southwest Stamped L.D.&Co. 1930s Tucson AZ Maker's Mark: Louis DeVry & Co Brickyard, Tucson Arizona Circa: 1930 - 1960 Historic documents indicate that the Louis DeVry and Sons Co brickyard operations existed in Tucson from 1902 thru 1960 and that they stamped their bricks with L. D. & Co. beginning in 1930. Measurements: 8.5” long x 4” wide x 3” thick. Weight: 5lbs 10oz Pre-owned / salvaged. Edges chipped, mortar debris present, minor stress cracks, calcification evident.
Our Red Clay Patio Paver provides a warm color to your patio or walkway, whether or not you are going for a rustic or more traditional look. With clay pavers […]
Style: Round (Medium) It's time to show off your favorite art, photos, and text with a custom round wall clock from Zazzle. Featured in two sizes, this wall clock is vibrantly printed with AcryliPrint®HD process to ensure the highest quality display of any content. Order this custom round wall clock for your walls or give to friends and family as a gift for a timeless treasure. 2 sizes: 8" diameter (medium) or 10.75" diameter (large) Material: Grade-A acrylic One AA battery required (not included) Add photos, artwork, and text Indoor use only, not recommended for outdoor use
vintage portugal red clay brick color wall plaque or trivet - heart shaped ceramic pottery - floral rose pattern. very minor rubs on edges, this is a well cared for piece. measures 7 1/4 inch tall and 7 1/2 inches wide. marked Portugal on backside.
These adorable vintage spotted pig salt and pepper shakers stand 2 1/4" tall. Made of red clay. Painted a brick red/ brown with black spots. No stoppers. The stoppers would have been cork. Perfect for your rustic farmhouse decor. Great vintage condition! Please see all pictures as they are a part of the description. Please read all measurements as the pictures can be deceiving in relation to size. Rocks, fake fruit, candles, books, shells or any other photo props are not included.
Description Rustic red clay pavers have the aged look of reused brick from old historic buildings. They are the perfect solution for building paths and patios that will last for many years with little maintenance. Clay pavers never fade and you control the overall color of your project by choosing between laying up the coated or noncoated side of each unit. Brick pavers can be installed creatively in a wide variety of patterns to build projects the neighbors will envy. Additional Details SKU: HD1005770224 UPC: 1005770224 supplier: The Homedepot
This Tokoname-yaki kyusu (teapot) features a beautiful marbled clay and a built-in ceramic debeso filter.The marbled effect is produced through the nerikomi technique, which involves layering different coloured clay.Tokoname-yaki (常滑焼) is a type of Japanese pottery that traditionally comes from Tokoname in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. The site of one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, pottery has been made in Tokoname since the 12th century. Today, Tokoname ware is known for its iconic brick-red clay called shudei. Famously used in teaware and bonsai pots, this clay’s vibrant colour comes from its rich iron content. Tea steeped in unglazed Tokoname teapots is said to have a mellower taste.Dimensions:15.6cm (6.1in) - width (including handle)7.2cm (2.8in) - height250ml - capacityCondition: Very good (minors cracks in the inner base, please see photos)This vintage Japanese item ships from Thailand-----------------Like what you see? Follow us on Instagram @tezumitea and comment 'I love tea' on any photo for a chance to win free teaware!
I've had a blast revisiting the flower brick form. I took a break from it for a couple of years, over which time I changed my approach to ...
Petal Celestial on special brick red clay Measures roughly 4.25 inches tall by 3.25 inches in diameter. white glaze on a brick red clay base
Petal Tumbler on special brick red clay Measures roughly 4.25 inches tall by 3.25 inches in diameter. white glaze on a brick red clay base
This Tokoname-yaki kyusu (teapot) is decorated with an engraved flower. Its classic shape and fine steel mesh filter make it a great entry-level teapot useful for any type of tea.Tokoname-yaki (常滑焼) is a type of Japanese pottery that traditionally comes from Tokoname in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. The site of one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, pottery has been made in Tokoname since the 12th century. Today, Tokoname ware is known for its iconic brick-red clay called shudei. Famously used in teaware and bonsai pots, this clay’s vibrant colour comes from its rich iron content. Tea steeped in unglazed Tokoname teapots is said to have a mellower taste.Dimensions:16cm (6.3in) - width (including handle)9cm (3.5in) - height350ml - capacityCondition: Good (slight chip on the spout, please see photos)Ships from Thailand-----------------Like what you see? Follow us on Instagram @tezumitea and comment 'I love tea' on any photo for a chance to win free teaware!
Clay Brick, Pavers, Travertine, Bella Brick, Old Barcelona Clay Brick, Red Clay Brick, Tumbled Heartland Flashed Brick, Chicago Brick, Detroit Brick, Photo Gallery
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Great find! This is a Longaberger Pottery Cracker Basket Brick/Warmer. It was found while traveling through Pennsylvania. This red clay brick retains heat to keep breads or muffins warm. Also retains cold to keep something chilled. These were Discontinued after 8/31/98. In great vintage condition. Some marks from use (see photos) Piece measures: 11" x 4" wide Piece will be packaged carefully with recycled materials to ensure safe delivery. "When buying pre-owned or vintage items, please expect some aging, wear and minor imperfections. Please contact me with any questions."
So here it is, my latest from a long line of Orchids . This one is extra special to me, since it is my first try at both paper-clay bricks ...
Faux Brick Wall: I love interior brick walls and this is how I made a realistic looking brick wall out of homemade paper clay. That's right...Paper Clay!!
