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Daniel Pincot

From Graces Guide

Daniel Pincot in business at Narrow Wall, Lambeth, making artificial stone.

Later in business with Eleanor Coade

1770 'An essay on the origin, nature, and properties of artificial stone: together with some observations on common natural stone, clay, and burnt earth in general; in which the durability of the latter is shown to be equal, if not Superior, to the hardest marbles. Daniel Pincot, artificial stone manufacturer. 1s 6d. March.'[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Scots Magazine - Saturday 01 September 1770
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