Large, multi-roomed, food-oriented pub. 50s and 60s adverts on the walls. Food served 12-2.30 and 6-9.30 Tues-Sat; 12-3.30 Sunday lunch. Curry night Tuesdays. Under new management April 2014, with new menu of fresh food.
Spray the statue with a garden hose to remove the soapy residue before drying the statue with a soft cloth. Leave the copper to dry for at least two days before applying a thin layer of commercial wax with a plastic scrub brush. Allow the wax to dry for 20 minutes before buffing the statue with a soft cloth.
1 - Apply a layer of molding paste, which dries white. - 2  Mix in a rust or dull color, such as yellow ochre or paynes grey. - 3  Use a palette knife to spread the mixture over the canvas and let dry. - 4  Patty uses a stencil to create an embossed design with the remaining molding paste mixture. - Spread a layer of blue paint and dry this. - 2  Use a palette knife to spread on acrylic gel medium thinly, and let this dry also. - 3  Paint a thin layer with burnt seanna or an approximate color. 4  Dab this with a paper towel or cloth to remove excess paint. 5  Dry this.