Primitive Painting of a Pub
Primitive Painting of a Pub
Primitive Painting of a Pub
Primitive Painting of a Pub
Primitive Painting of a Pub

Primitive Painting of a Pub SOLD
Antique Folk Art, Primitive Painting of an English, Town, Public House (Pub), circa 1890-1900.

A Victorian primitive painted street scene of a town pub and adjacent houses. The sign on the pub says "Noted Home Brewed Ales" - "Lashford's Willenhall." Research has shown that it is in fact the Old Bush Inn, The Green, Darleston, in the Midlands.

At the door are two children, presumably the landlord's daughters, or wife and daughter. The painting was painted on an old piece of wooden packing case, with a label on the back of the well known Victorian Midlands department store Simpkin & James, (Leicester). the artwork still has it original fixing nails.

Condition: The painting has surface wear, as does the frame. The colours are mostly good and still strong. Overall, the condition can be described as "fair to good." Please see photographs. It's an interesting record of earlier days in Britain.

Dimensions: 18" x 10" (46 x 26cm)

Primitive Painting of a Pub SOLD

Primitive Painting of a Pub SOLD