The artwork, titled “Hampshire House Bakery, Hammersmith,” is an engraving crafted by the artist Eric Gill. This piece belongs to the Art Deco movement and falls under the genre of design.
The artwork features a circular emblem bordered by the words “THE HAMPSHIRE • HOUSE • BAKERY • DOVE’S PLACE • HAMMERSMITH.” Within this framing, a depiction of a boar in mid-stride is prominently displayed in front of a large sheaf of wheat, symbolizing the bakery’s produce. The background reveals detailed architectural elements, hinting at buildings one might associate with an early 20th-century English setting. The engraving technique produces intricate lines and a striking contrast, typical of the Art Deco style, resulting in a highly stylized and evocative depiction that captures both the artistry and the functional purpose of the bakery’s identity.