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Corner estate pub with two separate rooms which is featured in CAMRA Heritage Pub Guides, the front bar having extensive heritage tiling to the walls and bar front.
Closed until recently. Reopened Thursday2nd June. More to follow
Three star - A pub interior of outstanding national historic importance
Listed status: II
Dating from 1838, this pub is especially notable for its thrilling and colourful display of tiles and glazed bricks, dating from around 1904.
The ceramics are by Maw & Co. whose Jackfield tileworks, in the Ironbridge Gorge, was the largest in the world at the end of the 19th century. The frontage has bands of green and orange glazed brick on the upper floor with, below, highly unusual strips of mosaic dividing the windows and doors. In the front room the tiling extends from floor to ceiling in various designs and colours. The floor, too, is tiled in patterns of brown, buff, blue and white. Some of the glazing is contemporary, including windows on the first floor and the door glass inscribed ‘Bar’. A change is that there used to be a corridor from the right-hand doorway to the rear. The counter (with unusual strips of low-relief carved decoration) and the bar-back are, no doubt, also Edwardian. The rear and left hand parts took their present form in 1984.
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Live Music
Family Friendly
Disabled Access
Parking
Dog Friendly
Smoking
Wi Fi
Real Ale
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