Speight's Prints Framed in Beer Crate Timber
6 variants available:
Half Bar
Highlander vs Stag
Packhorses
River Crossing
Cardrona Hotel
London Pub on a Ship
Handcrafted in my home workshop, these frames tell a story as unique as the beers they once cradled. Each piece is made from a reclaimed ABC beer crate, each with it's own tale to tell. The timber, weathered and unique, has been sealed with polyurethane to preserve that character.
All prints are supplied by Speight's Brewery in their original and vivid beauty! Check out my other listings for more options.
I'm a descendant of Charles Greenslade, one of the three wise Speight's founders and the original maltster. I still carry the Greenslade name 5 generations on, and never hesitate to tell the family story. So there's a touch of Dunedin's brewing history in every piece.
Perfect for your man cave, home bar, garage, or even spicing up the living room (I won't stop you)
Dimensions are approximately 1020x570mm
Happy to drop off around Dunedin or swing by Ravensbourne for a pickup.
Get a slice of Dunedin's history with a touch of my family's legacy.
Poster, Print, Art, Picture, Beer, Recycled, Highlanders, Rugby
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