What is brand and name of the brick?

Cathy James

2 years ago

Please share if you know the name of the brick.

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Laurence Maunder Garden Design & Consultancy
2 years ago
Hi there. This house is relatively new, but the bricks are original reclaimed Tudor bricks.
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What is brand and name of the brick?

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Laurence Maunder Garden Design & Consultancy

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