Water of Ayr source?

[ps_bond]

Since my usual supplier of Water of Ayr (AKA Tam O'Shanter hone) stone has dried up, I'm now starting to look a wee bit depleted in that area. Does anyone know of a stockist? I've a few bits of slate I've been testing instead, but haven't managed to find any recently that are quite as soft.

Failing that, any members in Ayrshire want to snaffle a rock for me?

[agent_44]

I think HS Walsh may stock it. I have no idea what it's for but rember noticing it, because I thought, what the flipping heck is that?!?!

[mizgeorge]

Would this do:

http://www.jewel-toolcraft.co.uk/Wat...one_A4P4V.aspx

[ps_bond]

Cheers George - I'd need to cut that one down, it's practically a bench stone!

[MuranoSilver]

http://www.m-p.co.uk/muk/parts/chap10/0580001415.htm
You could also try some of the enamel companies on the Enamellers Guild website
nic x

[ps_bond]

http://www.m-p.co.uk/muk/parts/chap10/0580001415.htm

Good price, lead time in months

You could also try some of the enamel companies on the Enamellers Guild website

Thanks Nic - I shall pick through.

I could be back to asking for assistance from Ayrshire - although I've just remembered an old friend of mine lives not that many miles away... Hmm

[mochiandmocha]

HI
I just need a few more post to be able to give you the links, so here you go!

[EmmaRose]

HS Walsh in Hatton Garden

[ps_bond]

Can you point me to it in their catalogue? Not finding it with searches (and just put an order in to them as well!!!). TIA!

[mizgeorge]

That was the first place I thought of Peter, but they're not showing as available (I ordered yesterday too!)

You could give them a call - 020 8778 7061, or 020 7242 3711 for the Hatton Garden showroom.