Fire-fired enamel. - Enamel sign - Metal, Enamel
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Original enamel-on-metal vintage warning sign, produced in Spain, 14.5 x 19.5 cm, weight about 350 g, dating to 1950–1960, original/official, in excellent condition with light signs of wear from age.
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Rare advertising plaque / Vintage fire-enamelled sign – "NO TOCAR - PELIGRO DE MUERTE" with Skull and Crossed Bones
Lot Description
Splendid and authentic vintage hazard sign plate, made in heavy metal with fired enamel.
The sign features an iconic, impactful graphic with the Spanish wording "NO TOCAR - PELIGRO DE MUERTE" (Do not touch - Danger of death), accompanied by a stylized skull and crossed bones on a cream/white background. This is a piece with strong decorative character, perfect for collectors of vintage enamels, curiosities, industrial design, or loft-style decor.
Main features and Details:
Material: Heavy metal with fired enamel coating.
Dimensions: 14.5 x 19.5 cm.
Weight: about 350 g (particularly solid and rigid, not bendable by hand).
Mounting: Features 4 holes in the corners for wall mounting or on an original support. Text/Graphics: Black text with high-contrast yellow for the skull.
Condition:
The piece is in excellent overall condition with an authentic vintage patina. There are light signs of aging and blooming around the edges and near the mounting holes, which enhance its vintage charm and attest to its originality. The back shows the classic finish and oxidation of the heavy enamel process.
Shipping and Packaging
Fast and traceable shipping via express courier. The item will be packed with utmost care (bubble wrap and protective cardboard) to ensure its complete integrity during transport.
Seller's Story
I sell exclusively selected collectible items, including memorabilia, vintage collectibles, and unique pieces for passionate collectors.
Translated by Google TranslateRare advertising plaque / Vintage fire-enamelled sign – "NO TOCAR - PELIGRO DE MUERTE" with Skull and Crossed Bones
Lot Description
Splendid and authentic vintage hazard sign plate, made in heavy metal with fired enamel.
The sign features an iconic, impactful graphic with the Spanish wording "NO TOCAR - PELIGRO DE MUERTE" (Do not touch - Danger of death), accompanied by a stylized skull and crossed bones on a cream/white background. This is a piece with strong decorative character, perfect for collectors of vintage enamels, curiosities, industrial design, or loft-style decor.
Main features and Details:
Material: Heavy metal with fired enamel coating.
Dimensions: 14.5 x 19.5 cm.
Weight: about 350 g (particularly solid and rigid, not bendable by hand).
Mounting: Features 4 holes in the corners for wall mounting or on an original support. Text/Graphics: Black text with high-contrast yellow for the skull.
Condition:
The piece is in excellent overall condition with an authentic vintage patina. There are light signs of aging and blooming around the edges and near the mounting holes, which enhance its vintage charm and attest to its originality. The back shows the classic finish and oxidation of the heavy enamel process.
Shipping and Packaging
Fast and traceable shipping via express courier. The item will be packed with utmost care (bubble wrap and protective cardboard) to ensure its complete integrity during transport.
Seller's Story
I sell exclusively selected collectible items, including memorabilia, vintage collectibles, and unique pieces for passionate collectors.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Title
Fire-fired enamel.
Country of origin
Spain
Material
Enamel, Metal
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
19.5 cm
Width
14.5 cm
Depth
1 mm
Weight
350 g
Estimated period
1950-1960
Qualification
Original/official
