Tailors Trade Sign

Early 20th century English double sided tailor trade sign
Dimensions in inches: H 30” x W 26” x D 3”
Age: Early 20th Century
Origin: United Kingdom
Condition: Aged
Overview
A rare example of a double-sided early 20th century English tailors trade sign. One side in reverse painted glass and the other in hand painted detail. Supported with a cast iron frame and supported hanging hooks in place. With great natural ages surface.
This sign may have originally been associated with the Hawes & Curtis of London tailors who established in 1913. And was granted a royal warrant by Edward VIII and Duke of Windsor.
• Stable condition
• Loss of paint and detail
• Missing painted surface detail
• Rust to the metal sections
• Loss of support moulding (firmly in place)
• Water staining to top of glass section as shown
• Missing the bottom right metal curl to the frame as shown
• Natural aging to painted surface

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