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Georgian Gault Bricks

Pale cream-yellow gaults, the polite face of Georgian brickwork.

Material
Gault clay
Each brick
225 × 107 × 65 mm (imperial)
Note
Crisp arrises, pressed rather than hand-thrown
Weight
approx. 3.0 kg each · 2.1 tonnes per thousand
Condition
Very good. Clean faces, sharp edges, low wastage.
Available
approx. 2,100 — reserved pending collection

Where to find it

Zone B2, Brick stacksRonson Reclaim, Main Yard

Left of the main track, banded by colour.

§Provenance

A townhouse frontage in Cheltenham

c. 1805

Gault clay fires to this pale straw colour without any pigment, and Georgian builders used it for the front elevation while putting cheap red stock brick down the sides where nobody of consequence would look.

These came off exactly such a frontage during a rebuild. Fewer than half the bricks on that house were gaults — the rest were reds — which is why they come up for sale so rarely in usable numbers.

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