Although this pub is not a listed building, it has a pretty green and brown-tiled façade and a secluded garden at the rear. You enter through a door lobby which leads into a single space dominated by a generously sized servery with a wooden bar counter decorated with fielded panelling and reeded reliefs. Note the beautiful wooden handpulls made especially for the pub by the brother of the owner of the Roebuck, Hampton Hill which we shall visit later on the tour. Pub and brewery memorabilia line the walls of the Masons Arms and hang from the ceiling beams. On the right-hand wall is the original pub sign with the motto ‘God is our Guide’; on the left-hand wall is a wonderful ‘Bass & Cos’ mirror. Some of the windows retain fragments of original stained glass.

The Masons Arms features on the Living the High Life - From Teddington to the Hamptons: Daytime Tour of Teddington, Hampton Hill, Hampton and Hampton Court. in June 2022.

WhatPub link: WhatPub/Masons Arms