This image depicts the facade of "The Little Ale House" at 48 Shambles, York, United Kingdom, seen from a low-angle perspective looking upwards

This image depicts the facade of "The Little Ale House" at 48 Shambles, York, United Kingdom, seen from a low-angle perspective looking upwards. The building is a three-story structure primarily constructed of worn red brick, with white-framed sash windows featuring lighter red brick lintels and sills. The ground floor, which houses "The Little Ale House," features a dark, likely black, painted wooden facade with gold lettering and decorative elements. The prominent sign above the main window reads "THE LITTLE ALE HOUSE," flanked by gold hop and vine motifs. To the left, a dark-painted wooden door is visible, and above it, a white street sign identifying "KLEISER'S COURT." The large central arched display window reveals the pub's interior, which is warmly lit, showcasing various beer taps, bottles, and bar equipment. Chalkboard signs inside are partially legible, advertising "COSY SNUGS UPSTAIRS" and "REAL ALES CRAFT BEERS." To the right of the main window is a dark entrance door with the address "48" visible on a small plate and a mail slot. A circular sign on this door indicates "The Little Ale House" and "The Little Ale Merchant," along with "Upstairs." Further to the right, a vertical white text sign on the black facade lists services including "REAL ALES," "CRAFT BEERS," "QUALITY WINES & WHISKY," "DEAN BAR AND PUB SHOP," "COSY PUB WITH FIRES UPSTAIRS," and "INDEPENDENT FREE HOUSE." At the very bottom of the ground floor facade, white text reads "Spirit Shop ~ Standing Bar." The upper two floors each feature three vertically aligned sash windows with white frames. Between the first-floor central and right windows, a blue and white "Minster Alarms" security box is mounted. Black metal fixtures are attached to the brickwork between some windows. The brickwork displays variations in color and some weathering. The sky above is overcast, suggesting diffused daylight. To the immediate right of the building, a portion of an adjacent lighter-colored, possibly cream, building is visible, featuring a dark downpipe and a black metal decorative element resembling a teapot. No individuals are visible in the scene.