| County | Brewery | Location | Premises | Description | Contributors | Photo? Gone? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Devon |
Devenish & Co Ltd | Axmouth, Church Street | Ship | Heavy plastic plaque: same design as other Devenish plaques but includes 'good food'. These are therefore reproduction and were placed by the brewery in the early 1990's. | NC 2003 | . |
Devon |
Ansells Brewery Ltd Birmingham | Chudleigh | Constitutional Club | Illuminated box sign - Ansell's Best Bitter and club name. | RF 2001 | . |
Devon |
Heavitree Brewery Ltd Exeter | Cockwood | Anchor | Two oval plaques, one each side of the main door, black in colour, with 'A HEAVITREE HOUSE ... ESTd. 1790'; and the brewery's trademark in a small roundel. | SRH photo 2009 | Picture |
Devon |
Plymouth Breweries Ltd Stonehouse, Plymouth | Dartmouth, Market Square | Dolphin | A fine tiled frontage. One panel has salmon coloured tiles with dark lettering: 'STAR (star emblem) ALES'. Then vertically 'PLYMOUTH BREWERIES', and at the bottom 'LIMITED'. | TACS 2006 | . |
Devon |
Heavitree Brewery Ltd Exeter | Exeter, 36 New North Road | Locomotive | A round plaque, maroon in colour, with the brewery's trademark in the centre, and 'A HEAVITREE HOUSE ... ESTd. 1790'. | SRH photo 2009 | Picture |
Devon |
Norman & Pring Ltd Exeter | Exeter, 60 New North Road | Oddfellows | Etched front windows: 'OLDE CITY ALES'. This pub was owned by Norman & Pring until the takeover by Whitbread in 1962. Was named THIRSTY CAMEL for a time. By 2007, the windows had been replaced with clear glazing. | SP 2003; DCo photo 2004; SP 2007 | Picture GONE |
Devon |
Bass & Co Ltd - Burton-upon-Trent, Tadcaster, etc | Exeter, St Davids Station Approach | Great Western Hotel | A projecting box sign in deteriorating condition features 'DRAUGHT Bass' and the red triangle trademark. | WRB photo 2008 | Picture |
Devon |
Norman & Pring Ltd Exeter | Exmouth, Exeter Road | Exmouth Arms | One etched window on the side elevation: 'CITY BREWERY ALES'. | SP 2007 | . |
Devon |
Heavitree Brewery Ltd Exeter | Exmouth, High Street | Heavitree (formerly Heavitree Arms) | In the tympanum above a disused doorway is a scroll with: 'HEAVITREE BREWERY', topped with a shield incorporating the brewery's trademark. Also the date 1934. | BL 2001; SP photo 2007 | Picture |
Devon |
Bass Worthington - Burton-upon-Trent | Exmouth, Imperial Road | York Inn | Black slate plaque with the red triangle logo and 'Bass ON DRAUGHT'. Also a metal plaque for Worthington Best Bitter. | BL 2001; SP photo 2007 | Picture |
Devon |
Bass & Co Ltd - Burton-upon-Trent, Tadcaster, etc | Honiton, High Street | Three Tuns | The hanging sign has fading Bass painted lettering. Applied 'Bass' script lettering and a triangle on the front wall. A slate plaque with a red triangle and 'Bass ON DRAUGHT'. | WRB photo 2009 | Picture |
Devon |
St Annes Well Brewery Co Ltd Exeter | Moretonhampstead | Bell | Etched glass windows bearing the name of St Anne's Well Brewery in Exeter, which took over the pub in the 1890s. | ASw 2008 | . |
Devon |
Whitbread - the national brewery conglemerate | Newton Abbot, Market Street | Market House Inn | A double-sided box sign incorporating the Whitbread 'tankard' and 'deer' trademark. | WRB photo 2007 | Picture |
Devon |
Starkey Knight & Ford Ltd - Bridgewater and Tiverton | Newton Abbot, Wolborough Street | Wolborough Arms | A pair of etched windows, which look different ages: (1) 'STARKEY, KNIGHT & FORD ... GOLD MEDAL ALES' and (2) 'STARKEY, KNIGHT & FORD ... TIVERTON ALES' | SP 2002; WRB photo 2007 | Picture |
Devon |
Octagon Brewery Ltd Plymouth | Plymouth, Barbican | Dolphin | Has old leaded windows on the front elevation with two 'OB' logos. | GB 2003 ; SP 2003; GBG | . |
Devon |
Bass & Co Ltd - Burton-upon-Trent, Tadcaster, etc | Topsham, Bridge Hill | Bridge Inn | An old hanging sign outside with 'Bass' and the triangle trademark - white on black. On the shelves behind the bar is a small Bass panel. Also a Whitbread Tankard sign. | SP photo 2007 | Picture |
Devon |
Whitbread - the national brewery conglemerate | Topsham, Bridge Hill | Bridge Inn | A postwar box sign: '(NO) WHITBREAD TANKARD'. Also Bass signs. | SP photo 2007 | Picture |