Crafted from solid wood and reinforced with original metal bracing, brick moulds were built to withstand heavy, repeated use. They were typically handmade and used in small-scale or manual brick kilns before more mechanised methods became widespread.
The hardwood has aged naturally, with a lovely patina and visible marks from its working past. The metal bracing around the corners adds strength and remains securely in place.
No two moulds are exactly alike - each one varies in grain, tone, and level of wear.
Many of the moulds in circulation today were used between the 1930s and 1970s, though some may be older and exhibit signs of age, such as rust, surface cracks, or uneven colouring. These are not flaws but part of the mould’s authentic, well-used character.
A sturdy, functional piece with a story behind it - ready to start a new chapter in your home.
Style it with bundles of dried lavender and old letters tied with ribbon.
Crafted from solid wood and reinforced with original metal bracing, brick moulds were built to withstand heavy, repeated use. They were typically handmade and used in small-scale or manual brick kilns before more mechanised methods became widespread.
The hardwood has aged naturally, with a lovely patina and visible marks from its working past. The metal bracing around the corners adds strength and remains securely in place.
No two moulds are exactly alike - each one varies in grain, tone, and level of wear.
Many of the moulds in circulation today were used between the 1930s and 1970s, though some may be older and exhibit signs of age, such as rust, surface cracks, or uneven colouring. These are not flaws but part of the mould’s authentic, well-used character.
A sturdy, functional piece with a story behind it - ready to start a new chapter in your home.
Style it with bundles of dried lavender and old letters tied with ribbon.
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