| County | Brewery | Location | Premises | Description | Contributors | Photo? Gone? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
London W 1 |
Wm Younger & Co Ltd Edinburgh | Fitzrovia, 102 New Cavendish Street | Stags Head | Rebuilt by Youngers to John T Quilter's designs in 1940. On the corner is a curved iron sign, topped with a stag's head, and with lettering: 'Wm YOUNGER & CO LTD'. | WRB photo 2007 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | Fitzrovia, 1-2 Foley Street | King & Queen | Over the corner door, a lantern sign featuring 'WATNEY COMBE REID ... 1898' and the 'Stag' illustration. There is also a WCR roundel over the hanging sign. | WRB photo 2009; SP 2014 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Bass, Ratcliffe & Gretton Ltd Burton-upon-Trent | Fitzrovia, 134 New Cavendish Street | Ship | Two lantern signs with 'BASS ON DRAUGHT' and the red triangle trademark. An oval hanging sign with the red triangle and 'BASS ON DRAUGHT ... SALOON BAR'. Inside is a unique 'Bass, Wenlock & Charrington' mirror. Also Wenlock signs and memorabilia. Regrettably, this pub no longer sells Draught Bass. | DK 2003; WRB photo 2007 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Wenlock Brewery Co Ltd Hoxton, N1 | Fitzrovia, 134 New Cavendish Street | Ship | Small Wenlock Brewery Co sign on the outside wall (2003). Inside is a treasure trove of Wenlock and Bass artefacts, including Wenlock mirrors, metal 'Wenlock Ales & Stout' plaque, a 'Wenlock's No. 1 House' sign and a unique 'Bass, Wenlock & Charrington' mirror. In 2007, there were at least three plaques outside with 'WENLOCK BREWERY Co's FINE ALES', some with what appear to be modern fittings. Also Bass signs, and a small Flower's Ales plaque at first floor level facing Hanson Street. | DK 2003; WRB photo 2007; TrC 2017 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Whitbread & Co Ltd London, EC1 | Fitzrovia, 15 Tottenham Street | Hope | In a first floor window, a modern transfer with Whitbread's 'deer' logo and 'ESTd 1747'. | SP photo 2014 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Fitzrovia, 23 Rathbone Street | Newman Arms | The pub's oval Charrington plaque has been remounted on the wall inside the bar. The former pub sign with 'CHARRINGTON' lettering is affixed to an outside wall at the rear. | SP 2014; TrC photo 2016 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Wm Younger & Co Ltd Edinburgh | Fitzrovia, 25 Rathbone Place | Wheatsheaf | By John T Quilter for Youngers in 1931. The front leaded window features 'Wm YOUNGER & Co Ltd' in blue glass. Beside the main door is a plaque including 'WM YOUNGER' and Younger's 'Father William' trademark. | KR photo 2006; SRH photo 2007 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Truman Hanbury Buxton & Co Ltd - London & Burton-upon-Trent | Fitzrovia, 46 Tottenham Court Road | Rising Sun | Mounted on the Windmill Street ground floor facade, a Truman's ceramic 'eagle', currently painted gold. | TrC photo 2017 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Wenlock Brewery Co Ltd Hoxton, N1 | Fitzrovia, 68-70 Whitfield Street | Carpenters Arms | 1930s tiled frontage. At first floor level bove the corner door is a large tiled panel 'WENLOCK ALES & STOUTS'. The tiled fascia has 'WENLOCK ALES ... 68-70 ... WINES ... WENLOCK ALES & STOUTS'. | WRB photo 2009; SRH photo 2009; SP photo 2015 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Fitzrovia, 84 Cleveland Street | Bromley Arms (former) | This former pub has 'CHARRINGTON'S ALES' in tiles - brown lettering on cream - on each ground floor fascia. The pub is closed and in use as offices. | SRH photo 2007 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Marylebone, 13 Westmoreland Street | Kings Head | Internal. The canopy over the counter has a brass 'CHARRINGTON' plaque. Now a Greene King pub. | SP 2015 | . |
London W 1 |
H & G Simonds Ltd Reading | Marylebone, 24 James Street | Lamb & Flag | The hanging sign has 'SIMONDS' lettering and the 'Hop Leaf' trademark. Is this original or a more recent re-creation? Replaced by Greene King livery by 2017. | SRH photo 2008; Google 2017 | Picture GONE |
London W 1 |
Wm Younger & Co Ltd Edinburgh | Marylebone, 44 Blandford Street | Tudor Rose | Formerly Lincoln Hotel. The pub was rebuilt by Youngers to designs by J Quilter in 1936 in Tudor style. The leaded windows include lettering: 'WM YOUNGER & CO LTD ... EDINBURGH ... SCOTCH ALE ... MILD & PALE ALES'; also small painted panels showing Aberdeen and Edinburgh Castle. The drainage ironwork features thistles and the initials 'WY'. | SP 2006; SRH 2007; WRB photo 2007 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Marylebone, 45 Harrowby Street | Duke of York | Two lanterns with 'CHARRINGTON' lettering applied to clear glass. | WRB photo 2008 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Wm Younger & Co Ltd Edinburgh | Mayfair, 5 Bruton Street | Coach & Horses | A rebuild of an old pub in 1933 by William Younger, to the design of John T Quilter. The magnificent leaded windows feature several examples of 'Wm YOUNGER & Co Ltd' and 'SCOTCH ALES'. The painted fascia facing Bruton Street had 'Wm YOUNGERS FINE ALES', but this has been painted over. Below the windows are brass rails with the pub name in script. | SRH photo 2007; WRB photo 2007 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Mayfair, 5 Pollen Street | Black Lion & French Horn (closed) | Two ceramic plaques in colour featuring the 'Toby' character and 'TOBY ALES' - positioned on left and right sides of the front elevation: contemporary images from the Charrington archive show that these dated from the building of the pub by Charringtons in 1937. There was also a "Respect our neighbours" notice with 'BaSS' and the triangle trademark. Closed in 2009 and converted to a restaurant. All brewery signs removed. | NC 2003; NBHT photo; WRB photo 2007; TrC 2018 | Picture GONE |
London W 1 |
Taylor Walker & Co Ltd Limehouse, E14 | Soho, 1 D'Arblay Street | George | Three windows with 'TAYLOR WALKER' in gold lettering in a central panel. Others have the pub name in similar lettering. This was originally a Meux pub; the Taylor Walker re-branding took place in the 1980s: these glass panels replaced the original Meux panels. In 2014, only one of the brewery panels survives: the pub is in Shepherd Neame ownership. | SP photo 2006; SRH 2007; JOB 2012; SP 2014 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Meux's Brewery Co Ltd - Horseshoe Breweries: London WC1 and SW8 | Soho, 1 D'Arblay Street | George | Interior: a large, ornate 'MEUX & Co's CELEBRATED ALES' mirror. | DK 2003; SP 2014 | . |
London W 1 |
Bass, Ratcliffe & Gretton Ltd Burton-upon-Trent | Soho, 18 Argyll Street | Argyll Arms | Until recently this pub reliably sold Bass. Inside is a marvellous large fixed Bass mirror; also on a doorpost in the front bar is a small old brass plate with 'BASS'. | SP photo 2006 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | Soho, 22 Berwick Street | Blue Posts | Two windows with lettering: (1) 'WATNEYS' in white; (2) 'WATNEYS ALES' in red. Also a Watney Combe Reid lantern with the stag trademark. | WRB photo 2007 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Ind Coope Ltd - Station Street, Burton-upon-Trent and Star Brewery, Romford | Soho, 29 Greek Street | Coach & Horses ('Normans') | Internal. The postwar bar-back top piece has illuminated cut-out lettering: 'DOUBLE DIAMOND ... IND COOPE ... SKOL LAGER'. There are also Taylor Walker 'cannons' mounted above the two exterior hanging signs; and three Taylor Walker lanterns. This was a former Cannon Brewery house. | MS photo 2009; SP 2013; TrC 2014 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | Soho, 49 Beak Street | Old Coffee House | Internal. To the bar parapet, 'WATNEYS', then 'THE OLD COFFEE HOUSE', flanked to each side by Watneys 'Red Barrel' motifs. | TrC photo 2023 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Courage Ltd - London, Bristol, etc | Soho, 62 Poland Street | Star & Garter | On the front windows in gold lettering: 'COURAGE BEST BITTER' and 'COURAGE DIRECTORS BITTER'. Also a gold cockerel above the ironwork of the hanging sign. The pub was formerly owned by Style & Winch of Maidstone, and the windows previously advertised "Maidstone Ales". | SP 2006; WRB photo 2007 | Picture |
London W 1 |
Wm Younger & Co Ltd Edinburgh | Soho, 77 Wardour Street | Duke of Wellington | Above a door is a fragment of leaded glass with the initial 'Y'. | KR photo 2006 | Picture |
London W 2 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Bayswater, 1 Wellington Terrace | Champion | This corner pub retains most of its Charrington leaded windows. One of the windows features a version of the brewery's 'Flying Tankard' device. | TrC photo 2016 | Picture |
London W 2 |
Whitbread - the national brewery conglemerate | Bayswater, 24 Craven Terrace | Mitre | A Whitbread oval with 'deer' trade mark above the hanging sign frame; all detail painted black. Now a Young's pub. Reported in 2020 that the Whitbread oval has been removed and replaced with a Young's sign. | TrC 2014 and 2020 | . GONE |
London W 2 |
Bass & Co Ltd - Burton-upon-Trent, Tadcaster, etc | Bayswater, Norfolk Crescent | Heron (formerly Fountains) | To the right of the entrance, a plaque with the brewery's 'red triangle' trademark and 'BASS' cursive and 'ON DRAUGHT'. | TrC 2022 | . |
London W 2 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | Paddington, 1 Craven Road | Pride of Paddington (formerly Westbourne Tavern) | A corner pub; on two elevations, the hanging sign is topped with a modern roundel 'WATNEY COMBE REID ... 1898' around a stag illustration. By 2017, the central 'stag' facing Craven Road had disappeared. | WRB photo 2007; SP 2016; Google 2017 | Picture |
London W 2 |
Firkin brewpubs - various locations | Paddington, 15 Chilworth Street | Fettler (formerly Fettler & Firkin, originally Queens Railway Tavern) (closed) | 'FETTLER & FIRKIN' painted wall lettering in typical style for this chain of brewpubs; 'FIRKIN' lettering to the hanging sign. Closed in about 2011 and converted to a house. All signs removed. | WRB 2007; TrC 2014 | . GONE |
London W 2 |
Truman Hanbury Buxton & Co Ltd - London & Burton-upon-Trent | Paddington, 28 Praed Street | Grand Junction Arms (former) | The pub is now used as a restaurant. Fine early 20c faience and timbered exterior. There are two large tiled panels on both front and rear elevations: 'TRUMANS LONDON STOUT' and 'TRUMANS BURTON ALES'. At the front of the pub, there is a glazed panel featuring the brewery's 'Eagle on Rock' trademark in colour, and gold lettering: 'TRUMAN'S'. At the corner of the building, at first floor level, is a further large tiled sign with decorative gold lettering: 'TRUMAN HANBURY BUXTON & Co Ltd ... LONDON & BURTON'. | WRB photo 2006; SRH photo 2009 | Picture |
London W 2 |
Wm Younger & Co Ltd Edinburgh | Paddington, 38 Connaught Street | Duke of Kendal | Adjacent to the Connaught Street door, a wall-mounted brass 'opening times' plaque, featuring 'EST 1749 … ('Father William' illustration) … Wm YOUNGER' | SP 2016 | . |
London W 2 |
Truman Hanbury Buxton & Co Ltd - London & Burton-upon-Trent | Westbourne Park, 30 Alexander Street | Durham Castle (former) | Closed in about 2007 and converted to residential use. Above a ground floor window, a painted panel with 'TRUMAN' lettering, degraded but still visible. | TrC 2014; SP photo 2016 | Picture |
London W 3 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | Acton, 14 Market Place | William IV (now Mendes) | To the west wall at first floor level, a Watneys roundel with 'WATNEY COMBE REID - 1898' and 'stag' trademark. | TrC 2023 | . |
London W 3 |
Isleworth Brewery Ltd Isleworth | Acton, 211 High Street | Six Bells | A decorative stone panel at first-floor level with monogram 'I B Ltd'. | WRB photo 2008 | Picture |
London W 3 |
Truman Hanbury Buxton & Co Ltd - London & Burton-upon-Trent | Acton, 264 High Street | White Hart (renamed Aeronaut) | For many years, this pub had modern signboards. When the pub was renamed and reopened at the end of 2013, the boards were removed to reveal Truman tiled panels: (1) Under the second floor windows on the front elevation: 'TRUMAN HANBURY BUXTON'; (2) At high level on both end gables: 'TRUMAN HANBURY BUXTON & Co Ltd'. | SP photo 2016 | Picture |
London W 4 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Chiswick - Acton Green, 119 Acton Lane | Swan | Four spherical lanterns on the frontage which feature metal bands with 'CHARRINGTON'. Also, to the right-hand side along Evershed Walk, a three panelled leaded window with 'TOBY ALES - WINES - TOBY STOUT'. | SP photo 2022; TrC photo 2023 | Picture |
London W 4 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | Chiswick - Acton Green, 177 Acton Lane | Stag | A former Huggins & Co house. At first floor on the corner splay, a modern roundel 'WATNEY COMBE REID ... 1898' although the stag illustration in the centre is barely visible. | SP photo 2022 | Picture |
London W 4 |
Young & Co's Brewery Ltd Wandsworth, SW18 | Chiswick, 374 High Road | Crown & Anchor | A fine faience frontage added by Youngs in about 1936. There are many tiled panels at ground floor level with 'YOUNG & CO'S ALES & STOUT' with a coloured image of a ram above and the name of the pub room below, for instance 'LUNCHEON ROOM', 'LOUNGE', 'SALOON BAR', PUBLIC BAR'. The tiled fascia has the pub name and 'YOUNG & CO'. On the splayed corner at high level is a large tiled panel with 'YOUNG & CO' and a large coloured image of a ram. Sold off by Youngs in 2005 but still open as a pub. | SP photo 2012 | Picture |
London W 4 |
Sich & Co Ltd Chiswick, W4 | Chiswick, 9 Barley Mow Passage | Barley Mow (renamed Lamb) | Very faint painted sign on the South-East corner at first floor level: 'THE BARLEY MOW ... SICH'S ENTIRE'. | SH 2003; Google photo 2014 | Picture |
London W 4 |
Sich & Co Ltd Chiswick, W4 | Chiswick, Church Street | Sich & Co's Brewery (former) | The brewery tower survives, adjacent to Fuller's Brewery. Around the top is lettering 'LAMB BREWERY' and 'SICH & Co Ltd'. | SP photo 2012 | Picture |
London W 5 |
Isleworth Brewery Ltd Isleworth | Ealing, 62 St Mary's Road | New Inn | On the north side, a large stone panel with sunken letters: 'ISLEWORTH BREWERY ALES.'. The pub is dated 1897 on a large timbered gable. | GB 2003; BI photo 2008 | Picture |
London W 5 |
Royal Brewery (Brentford) Ltd Brentford | South Ealing, 222 South Ealing Road | Ealing Park Tavern | By E W Lacey, 1885. Carved Royal Brewery monograms 'RBC' within shields in the corners of the timber arch to the porch. | DCW 2006; BI photo 2008 | Picture |
London W 5 |
Courage & Co Ltd Southwark, SE1 | South Ealing, 222 South Ealing Road | Ealing Park Tavern | Internal. The bar-back in the main bar has delicate gold lettering along the top piece: 'COURAGE ... EALING PARK TAVERN ... COURAGE'. | SP 2007; BI photo 2008 | Picture |
London W 5 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | South Ealing, Popes Lane | West Five Bar (formerly Gunnersbury Tavern) | To the top of a freestanding pole sign, a roundel with 'WATNEY COMBE REID - 1898' and 'stag' motif. | TrC 2023 | . |
London W 6 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | Hammersmith, 107 Hammersmith Bridge Road | Old City Arms | A projecting open Watney Combe Reid circle with 'stag' device within tops the sign frame - 'WATNEY COMBE REID - 1898'. | TrC 2014 | . |
London W 6 |
Courage & Co Ltd Southwark, SE1 | Hammersmith, 13 Lower Mall | Blue Anchor | Internally, fixed timber panelling with mirrors and a three-piece parapet with painted green panels and gilt lettering 'COURAGE ... BLUE ANCHOR ... WINES DIRECT FROM THE DOCKS'. | TrC 2016; Blue Anchor photo | Picture |
London W 6 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Hammersmith, 133-135 King Street | Coachmakers (former) | A large panel on the first floor frontage: 'CHARRINGTONS ENTIRE'. After numerous renamings, the pub has been converted to a restaurant. | SP photo 2007 | Picture |
London W 6 |
Truman Hanbury Buxton & Co Ltd - London & Burton-upon-Trent | Hammersmith, 20 Macbeth Street | Hope & Anchor (former) | A brick corner pub by A E Sewell for Trumans, built about 1936 as part of the Riverside Gardens estate. A Truman eagle in a roundel on the corner splay, between the first and second floors. The unaltered interior (on CAMRA's National Inventory) has gold lettering on the bar-backs and above the panelling in the rear saloon, including: 'TRUMAN'S TRUBROWN', 'TRUMAN'S PALE ALE', 'TRUMAN'S EAGLE ALE', 'LONDON STOUT', 'LONDON - TRUMANS - BURTON' and 'IF IT'S TRUMAN'S ... IT IS BEER' (cf. the Cubitt Arms, E14 and Golden Heart, E1). The saloon also has a fixed Truman mirror above the fireplace. Planning permission was granted in 2016 to convert to residential use with the proviso that the ground floor remains intact. A listed building. | SP 2007; CAMRA 2016; TrC 2021 | . |
London W 6 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | Hammersmith, 25 Crisp Road | Chancellors (formerly Chancellor) | Internal: an illuminated bar back parapet with 'CHANCELLOR' at centre in yellow, flanked by two illuminated Watneys 'red barrel' motifs with 'WATNEYS'. | TrC 2022 | . |
London W 6 |
Sich & Co Ltd Chiswick, W4 | Hammersmith, 28 Hammersmith Broadway | George (former) | Indistinct chipped-off lettering on the frontage, between first and second floor windows: 'SICH & CO ... CHISWICK ALES'. Modern lettering has been applied over this former sign. | BL 2002; SP photo 2007; Google 2008 | Picture |
London W 6 |
Stansfeld & Co Ltd Fulham, SW6 | Hammersmith, 46 Hammersmith Broadway | Swan Hotel | Above the ground floor windows, five metal roundels with the motif 'S & Co'; that on the Beadon Road (rear) elevation is more elaborate than the others and appears to read 'J S & Co'. The keystone above the windows features a swan. In the stonework above two first floor windows are roundels with 'S' - one in a shield. In the plasterwork above the corner door is a roundel with 'S & Co'. In the leaded glass top panels of the windows, there are five shields with 'S & Co'. A fine Victorian building, built 1901. | BL 2002; SP photo 2007 and 2009 | Picture |
London W 6 |
Taylor Walker & Co Ltd Limehouse, E14 | Hammersmith, 55 Shepherds Bush Road | Richmond (formerly Richmond Hotel) | Just below the fascia's periphery, mounted at the top of the window arches, six small brackets, possibly for lanterns, in the form of Cannon motifs. | TrC 2016 | . |
London W 7 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | Hanwell, 110 Uxbridge Road | Kings Arms | A small modern painted board sign on the fascia with lettering in script: 'Fine Watney Ales'. Removed by 2012. | BI photo 2008; Google 2012 | Picture GONE |
London W 7 |
Royal Brewery (Brentford) Ltd Brentford | Hanwell, 127 Oaklands Road | Grosvenor Arms | 'RBC' monograms in arched panels above the fascia - there are three examples on the Oaklands Road elevation, and one facing Grosvenor Road. According to 'Century', the brewery was 'Royal Brewery Co Ltd' between 1890 and 1900, but the pub is dated 1904. | DCW photo 2007; SP 2007 | Picture |
London W 7 |
Courage Ltd - London, Bristol, etc | Hanwell, 62 Boston Road | Prince of Wales | On the hanging sign bracket, the 'COURAGE' lettering survives. Also a Courage lantern with cockerel. | SP 2007; TrC 2022 | . |
London W 8 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Kensington, 40-42 Holland Street | Elephant & Castle | Internal: A three-sided bar-back parapet, back-lit with 'WINES & SPIRITS ... CHARRINGTON'S ... TOBY ALE' followed by a 'Toby' motif, not illuminated. | TrC 2016 | . |
London W 8 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Kensington, 54 Abingdon Road | Abingdon (formerly Abingdon Arms) | A Charrington's plaque, heavily degraded and painted over, with a 'flying tankard', 'Toby' motif and 'THE HOUSE OF TOBY'. | TrC photo 2016 | Picture |
London W 8 |
Whitbread - the national brewery conglemerate | Kensington, 71-73 Palace Gardens Terrace | Mall Tavern | A Whitbread oval with 'deer' trade mark tops the sign frame to the Palace Gardens Terrace frontage; all detail painted out. | TrC 2014 | . |
London W 9 |
Truman Hanbury Buxton & Co Ltd - London & Burton-upon-Trent | Maida Hill, 351 Harrow Road | Prince of Wales (former) | Closed as a pub in 2014. A Truman's board, painted over with lettering barely visible, to the first floor's south wall. 2017: The Truman's sign has been removed as a result of conversion to mixed usage. | TrC 2015; TrC 2017 | . GONE |
London W 9 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Maida Hill, 8-10 Woodfield Road | Prince Albert (former) | Converted to residential. During building work in late 2014, the tiled fascia was revealed: 'WINES ... CHARRINGTONS ALES ... THE PRINCE ALBERT ... SPIRITS ... CHARRINGTONS ... TOBY ALE'. | TrC 2014 | . |
London W 9 |
Taylor Walker & Co Ltd Limehouse, E14 | Maida Vale, 362 Harrow Road | Neeld Arms | Ex Cannon Brewery. It had two Taylor Walker plaques by the doors, and two TW lanterns, but these were removed by 2008. The two hanging signs have the brewery's 'cannon' above the sign brackets. | SRH photo 2007; Google 2008; TrC photo 2020 | Picture |
London W10 |
Taylor Walker & Co Ltd Limehouse, E14 | Kensal Town, 525 Harrow Road | Flora (formerly Flora Hotel) | The hanging sign bracket has a 'TAYLOR WALKER' name panel and is topped with a 'cannon' device. Two 'TAYLOR WALKER' lanterns flank the pub name at fascia height both with 'cannon' motifs. Three 'TAYLOR WALKER' wall plaques to the entrance pillars with 'cannon' motifs. | TrC 2014 | . |
London W10 |
Taylor Walker & Co Ltd Limehouse, E14 | Ladbroke Grove, 139 Ladbroke Grove | Kensington Park | Taylor Walker signage includes several wall plaques, three lanterns (two styles) featuring the 'cannon', and a 'cannon' painted on the fading board sign on the corner splay. A door window has a Double Diamond 'DD' logo. Inside, repeated around the central bar's parapet in white illuminated lettering: 'SKOL ... DOUBLE DIAMOND'. TrC reports in 2019 that all external Taylor Walker signage and the Double Diamond window have gone. Also, the illuminated bar parapet has been removed, but there is 'SKOL...DOUBLE DIAMOND...IND COOPE' signage above a seemingly new bar back. | SP photo 2009; TrC 2017 and 2019 | Picture |
London W10 |
Truman Hanbury Buxton & Co Ltd - London & Burton-upon-Trent | Ladbroke Grove, 250 Ladbroke Grove | Eagle | It had a large painted board sign to the curved corner splay at first and second floor levels with 'eagle' motif and 'TRUMAN HANBURY AND BUXTON ... LONDON BREWERS ... Est 1666'. The hanging sign bracket on the Ladbroke Grove frontage had 'TRUMAN' lettering. Both of these features had been removed by 2017. Three small 'TRUMAN' lanterns with 'eagle' motifs survive. | TrC 2014 and 2021; Google 2016-2017 | . |
London W10 |
Truman Hanbury Buxton & Co Ltd - London & Burton-upon-Trent | North Kensington, 50 Bosworth Road | Earl Derby (former) | Closed 2012 and converted to residential use. To the Bosworth Road and Southern Row fascias, 'TRUMANS' lettering has been chipped off but is still legible. | TrC photo 2022 | Picture |
London W11 |
Charrington & Co Ltd Mile End, E1 | Notting Hill, 100 Holland Park Avenue | Castle | Fine fascia tiling: 'Luncheon Bar ... Fine Ales ... CHARRINGTON'S ... and Stout ... THE CASTLE ... Fine Ales ... CHARRINGTON'S ... and Stout ... SALOON'. | SP 2003; Google 2015 | . |
London W11 |
Whitbread & Co Ltd London, EC1 | Notting Hill, 18 All Saints Road | Apollo (former) | Closed in about 1983 and converted to recording studios. On the centre ground floor window, Lancaster Road frontage, is a faded Whitbread 'tankard' motif with letter 'W' and 'deer' image. | TrC 2014 | . |
London W12 |
Courage Ltd - London, Bristol, etc | Shepherds Bush, 174 Goldhawk Road | Swakeley Arms (renamed O'Donoghues) | A Courage 'gold cockerel' atop a bracket between windows to the first floor Goldhawk Road frontage. Removed by August 2014. | TrC 2014; Google 2014 | . GONE |
London W12 |
Isleworth Brewery Ltd Isleworth | Shepherds Bush, 49 Becklow Road | Greyhound | On the ground floor of the side elevation (Lycett Place) is a lovely tiled panel, framed in brown with a triangular pediment, surrounding cream tiles and brown raised lettering: 'ISLEWORTH BREWERY ... FINE ALES AND STOUT'. | TrC 2017 | . |
London W12 |
Courage Ltd - London, Bristol, etc | Shepherds Bush, 84 Goldhawk Road | Shepherd & Flock | A Courage 'gold cockerel' above the hanging sign bracket. | TrC 2014 | . |
London W13 |
Ashby's Staines Brewery Ltd Staines | West Ealing, 123 Uxbridge Road | Prince Arthur | Painted inlaid sign with large lettering: 'ASHBY'S STAINES BREWERY'. It has also previously displayed both Simond's and Courage signage. | DCW 2006; SP photo 2007; TrC 2020 | Picture |
London W14 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | West Kensington, 148 North End Road | Clarence | Six small lanterns around the ground floor featuring 'Stag' illustrations; no text. By 2014, the pub had been refurbished and these attractive little lanterns had been removed. | AH photo 2013; TrC 2014 | Picture GONE |
London W14 |
Watney Combe Reid & Co Ltd - Stag Brewery, Pimlico; and Mortlake Brewery | West Kensington, 206 North End Road | Elm | Painted lettering on the fascia: 'WATNEY COMBE REID'S'. Probably modern. The lettering was very faint in 2013 and had disappeared by 2020. | SRH photo 2007; AH 2013; Google 2020 | Picture GONE |
London W14 |
Courage Ltd - London, Bristol, etc | West Kensington, 4 North End Crescent | New Pantry (off-licence) | A small Courage box sign – the wording is repeated on both sides. | SRH photo 2009 | Picture |