Salvaged 19th-Century Prussian Imperial Format Clay Bricks (Reichsformat-Ziegel)
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Description & Heritage Context

Palletized lot of 12,000 salvaged 19th-century German clay bricks in the standardized Prussian Imperial Format (Reichsformat 25 × 12 × 6.5 cm). Wood-kiln fired with natural color variations ranging from dark reddish-brown to flamed amber. Carefully hand-cleaned of lime mortar, palletized and shrink-wrapped.

Provenance & Historical Sourcing

Industrial heritage brewery and agricultural estate demolition in southern Germany (c. 1880).

Condition Report & Patina

Intact edges, high compressive strength, cleaned of non-hydraulic lime.

Ref: LOT-MAR-005Verified Supplier

Salvaged 19th-Century Prussian Imperial Format Clay Bricks (Reichsformat-Ziegel)

Baden-Württemberg, Germany (DE)

Commercial StatusPrice on request
Checked: 2026-11-06

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Historical EraLate 19th century (c. 1880–1895)
Lot Dimensions250 × 120 × 65 mm (Prussian Reichsformat)
Listed byHistorische Baustoffe Ostalb
Supplier VAT IDDE294819204
FrameworkDirect Bilateral (Zero Commission)
Ethical and Direct Transaction Framework

Le Cercle du Roi does not act as a seller, broker, or financial escrow. All transactions, transport, site collections, and contracts are concluded directly with Historische Baustoffe Ostalb.