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Description: | Three triangular gable ends decorated with ornamental plasterwork relating to the name of the public house, the Beehive. Two are above the first floor windows at either end of the frontage. The left hand one depicts a beehive painted brown on a white background, with yellow ?sunflowers and green foliage around it, and The Beehive in a curve round the top of the hive. In the centre of the right hand gable is the date, 1897, on a white cartouche with yellow flowers above it and green foliage scrolls filling the rest of the triangle. The third is set in a projecting porch above the front door on the left of the building. It is directly below the left-hand gable and is similar in design, with variations in the foliage and the inscription replaced by more sunflowers. There are similar panels on either side of the porch. | Subjects: | Sculpture | Source: | Vads | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=6985... | Go to resource |
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