No reserve- Michelin - Zeer grote gebolde emaille thermometer met Bibendum - 74 cm - Celsius & Fahrenheit - Enamel sign - Metal

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€82
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This 76 × 21 cm metal Michelin Service thermometer is a replica with a domed enamel sign featuring Bibendum and Celsius and Fahrenheit scales.

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Description from the seller

Offered: a rare, impressive and highly decorative Michelin Service thermometer in a convex / bombé design.

This is the large model, measuring no less than 76.00 cm high and 21.00 cm wide.

The sign is dominated by the iconic Michelin Man, Bibendum, in his classic running pose, wearing the blue sash with yellow MICHELIN lettering.

The combination of the bright yellow sign, the large, thickly enamelled black SERVICE lettering and the white scale makes this one of the most striking and sought-after models among automobilia collectors.

A special feature of this example is its dual scale: both Celsius (C) and Fahrenheit (F).
This is offered far less often than the models showing Celsius only.

The thermometer is fully functional and responds well.

This sign is an absolute eye-catcher on the wall, and its size and curved shape make it far more impressive than the standard small thermometers.

The sign is in very beautiful, undamaged condition.
The enamel has a gorgeous shine and deep colors, with no significant chips, scratches or rust.

The colors are fresh and bright.
The thermometer tube is intact and works perfectly.
The blue liquid is clearly visible on the scale.

Black enamel on the back, with the thermometer’s original mounting.

A real eye-catcher for any garage, workshop, man cave or Michelin collection.

The sign will be packed with great care and securely.

Will be shipped insured.

Offered: a rare, impressive and highly decorative Michelin Service thermometer in a convex / bombé design.

This is the large model, measuring no less than 76.00 cm high and 21.00 cm wide.

The sign is dominated by the iconic Michelin Man, Bibendum, in his classic running pose, wearing the blue sash with yellow MICHELIN lettering.

The combination of the bright yellow sign, the large, thickly enamelled black SERVICE lettering and the white scale makes this one of the most striking and sought-after models among automobilia collectors.

A special feature of this example is its dual scale: both Celsius (C) and Fahrenheit (F).
This is offered far less often than the models showing Celsius only.

The thermometer is fully functional and responds well.

This sign is an absolute eye-catcher on the wall, and its size and curved shape make it far more impressive than the standard small thermometers.

The sign is in very beautiful, undamaged condition.
The enamel has a gorgeous shine and deep colors, with no significant chips, scratches or rust.

The colors are fresh and bright.
The thermometer tube is intact and works perfectly.
The blue liquid is clearly visible on the scale.

Black enamel on the back, with the thermometer’s original mounting.

A real eye-catcher for any garage, workshop, man cave or Michelin collection.

The sign will be packed with great care and securely.

Will be shipped insured.

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Europe
Material
Metal
Designer/artist/maker
Zeer grote gebolde emaille thermometer met Bibendum - 74 cm - Celsius & Fahrenheit
Manufacturer/brand
No reserve- Michelin
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
76 cm
Width
21 cm
Estimated period
2010-2020
Qualification
Reproduction/replica
Sold by
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Objects sold
99.65%
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