Articles discarded from the Potteries at Prestonpans turn up from time to time. This mould is similar to moulds which were found at Belfield's Pottery when the site was excavated.

Articles discarded from the Potteries at Prestonpans turn up from time to time. This mould is similar to moulds which were found at Belfield's Pottery when the site was excavated.

This salt-glazed ceramic was made at Prestongrange Brick and Tile Works. It was hand formed from fireclay in a chalk mould.

This wheelchair was purchased by a Haddington family from William Millikin, an 'invalid's furniture specialist' of Hanover Street, Edinburgh.

Carriers of this type were once a familiar sight on domestic doorsteps. Clean empty bottles were replaced with full by the morning milkman.

As well as a wide range of bricks, pipes and other industrial fireclay products, Prestongrange Brick and Tile Works made a number of items for garden or decorative use.

Pinkie Hope Lodge, No29, Independent United Order of Scottish Mechanics clearly showed their affiliation on their late Victorian banner, which displays symbols standing for science and industry as

These two children had their photograph taken in a makeshift studio at their home in North Berwick.

This watercolour painting by William Gillies, currently hangs in East Lothian Council headquarters, in Haddington.

These two children had their photograph taken in a makeshift studio at their home in North Berwick.