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Hand painted wooden sign, measuring 1600mm x 1600mm, complete with distressed finish, for this restaurant in London.

Building Fascia – Central London

Henri Lloyd – Manchester

About Us

Brian the Brush is a traditional hand-painting signwriter based in Bradford but serving the UK. Brian has been in the business for over 4 decades and has worked with hundreds of clients. Among the other services we offers are Gold Leaf Gilding and signs for specialist sectors such as Education and Religious.

Over the years we have worked on some prestigious projects such as the tower of London of which you can browse our Portfolio or work which showcases our Gold Leaf Gilding work.

For more information on our range of services, give us a call or drop us an email.

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Brian The Brush

We have finished restoring these plaques to their former glory. The horses are copper but the client wanted them gilding in gold leaf so we repainted the wooden plaques and gilded the bevels on the plaques and the horses in 23.5 carat finest gold leaf. The client was delighted with the job. We are always happy to undertake all types of gold leaf projects throughout the UK. ... See MoreSee Less

11 months ago ·

Brian The Brush

We love the wide range of work we undertake. Here is a Silver Cross pram that we hand painted to the clients specifications. ... See MoreSee Less

11 months ago ·

Brian The Brush

I was lucky to have a fine day this week to hand paint this sign for a new business near York. The client was delighted with the work. ... See MoreSee Less

11 months ago ·

Brian The Brush

Datsun 240Z Super Samuri recently fully restored and we were asked to complete the new branding/Graphics which we did completely by hand. ... See MoreSee Less

12 months ago ·

Brian The Brush

First job of the week for us!Today we visited the Town Hall in Warrington to add a new name to one of their honours boards in gold leaf. ... See MoreSee Less

1 years ago ·

Brian The Brush

Here is a shop in Sheffield that’s been sign written this week by us.The two fascia signs were hand painted to match the style of the shops branding design.The project was completed on time, Within the clients budget and exceeded there expectations. ... See MoreSee Less

1 years ago ·

Brian The Brush

The organ pipes for a church in Durham we finished and posted about a few weeks ago have now been fitted back into place. ... See MoreSee Less

1 years ago ·

Brian The Brush

Some more of this weeks work!This is the exterior of a new Past President's honours board cabinet for a Masonic Lodge in Leeds. All the work is hand painted in 23.5 carat finest gold leaf by us. ... See MoreSee Less

1 years ago ·

Brian The Brush

Another one of our jobs finished this week, Branding logo for a chip shop in Wakefield that we hand painted onto ceramic tiles using a special tile paint. It's very unusual to see sign writing on a wall corner, The customer is made up with it! ... See MoreSee Less

1 years ago ·

Brian The Brush

Here is a hand painted Florist sign for a shop owner in Lytham St Anne’s that we have recently completed.Just to let everyone know during this Pandemic we are carrying out all our jobs whilst observing social distancing and using PPE where needed along with some jobs that can be carried out in our premises. If you would like a no obligation quote or to discuss a project then please give us a call or drop us a message. ... See MoreSee Less

1 years ago ·

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11 Ashworth Place, Odsal, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD6 1AJ

01274 731826

info@brianthebrushuk.com

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