These are examples of former home-brew pubs which still display the brewer's livery.
| County | Brewery | Location | Premises | Description | Contributors | More Info? Gone? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Cambridgeshire |
Edward V Sewell - Ramsey | Ramsey - Church Green | Three Horse Shoes | Three gables, each of which has a stone panel with a horseshoe emblem and a letter inside: 'E' 'S' and 'V'. The central panel also has the date 1891. Later to John Smith. | SP 2004 | . |
Herefordshire |
Fred Jones - Railway Inn Brewery, Kington | Kington - 22 Victoria Road | Olde Tavern - formerly the Railway Inn | Sign over the door: 'FRED JONES - WINES (LICENSED BREWER) SPIRITS'. Also a plaque each side of the entrance: 'BASS IN BOTTLE' and 'Worthington in Bottle'. | SP 2004 | . |
Shropshire |
Edward Sheldon - Ludlow | Ludlow, Old Street | Horse & Jockey | A former home-brew house. Over the door, an old painted glass panel: 'EDWARD SHELDON - LICENSED BREWER'. | SP 2004 | . |
West Midlands: Walsall |
Homebrew | Walsall, 9 Upper Green Lane | White Horse | Double bay-windowed frontage with old etched windows: 'WHITE HORSE ... HOME BREWED ALES'. 'Century' records this as a homebrew house in 1921. | SP 2007 | . |
West Midlands: Sandwell |
Arthur James Price - Lewisham Brewery, West Bromwich | West Bromwich, 43 High Street | Desi Junction (former Lewisham Hotel) | On the top pediment, a panel with 'AJP' intertwined. This was more than a "home-brew" brewery, as there were about 30 tied houses. The brewery was acquired by Holder's in 1908; according to 'Century', the brewhouse at the rear of the pub survives. | SP 2006 | . |