Vintage enamel Indian danger sign this lovely decorative collectible enamel sign is in amazing condition
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25 cm wide 20 cm tall some minor age related wear
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Enamel danger signs in India were used in the 1950s and 1960s as safety precautions by the Electricity Board. They were often used in factories.
Explanation
Enamel signs were made by fusing colored glass to iron plates.
They were commonly used for advertising and street signage from the 1880s to the 1950s.
Vintage enamel signs can be expensive due to their scarcity, which can be caused by demand, limited production, age, or location.
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Vintage enamel signs often have chips in the surface, which reveal layered enamel around the edges.
Vintage enamel Indian danger sign
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