Handmade Ceramics
GIFTS FOR THE SEASON, TREASURES FOR A LIFETIME
Original Art | Limited Edition Prints | 3D Wall Art |Candleholders | Cards | Decorative Glass | Ceramics | Jewellery | Christmas Decorations | Textiles | Pet Portraits | More Lovely Things
We invite you to join us at our local as we cover the walls in art and fill the pub with original pieces by local makers and artists. We've got you covered from quirky stocking fillers to unique gifts for loved ones, including on the spot pet portraits by Charlotte Argust for everyone and their furry friends.
 JAMES NEWBOLD Ceramics & Jewellery |  LIZ HUNTER Semi Abstract Landscape Paintings & Prints |
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 HandI GLASS Jewellery, Decorative Tableware in Glass |  FIONA WILLIS Watercolours, ink and collaged illustrations of what catches my eye in the garden and by the sea |
 STUDIO GREEN Plaster & Textile Artist Nature inspired work |  PET PORTRAITS BY ARGUST ART On the spot drawings of your furry friend from a photo of your choice. |
 ART FROM PORTIA Paintings with oils and acrylics on themes of nature and emotions, particularly my journey with epilepsy |  RACHEL MCNALLY CERAMICS Huggable mugs, Seasonal Decorations, Jewellery & More. |
 THE LION The heart of Cliftonwood & venue for The Cliftonwood Christmas Fair. |
Meet The Artists & Makers
About The Lion
The Lion is part of the Tropical Pub Company (also includes The Hope & Anchor and The White Bear) owned by Richard (Flick) Avison and Adrian Youdell.
"We pride ourselves on being free houses serving local beers and wines from local independent businesses. We think it’s important to keep pubs as “Pubs”. Each one has its own vibe, feel and community and everyone is welcome."
Flick & Adrian
Good To Know
Cliftonwood Christmas Fair
Saturday 5 December
10am-3pm
The Lion 19 Church Lane, Cliftonwood, Bristol, BS8 1TX
Directions
On Foot
From Clifton Village
You can reach the Lion by walking down Constitution Hill from Clifton Village.
Turn right onto Cliftonwood Road and take the second right onto Church Lane.
The pub is on the crossroads with Cliftonwood Crescent and Argyle Place.
(approx 5 mins walk from top of Constitution Hill)
From Hotwell Road
Walk up Mardyke Steps (just next to the Fish and Chip Shop and The Mardyke Pub).
At the top of the steps you will see the pub a bit further up on Church Lane.
We know, it's a lot of uphill.
(approx 5 mins walk from the bottom of the steps).
By bus
X9 Bus from city centre will take you to Hotwell Road
Plan your trip here