I.W. Harper Whiskey Reverse Glass Sign.

Framed. Grandfather scene. Beautiful large sign with deep rich color. Some light lifting, heavier towards the bottom. Original frame and metal tag. Condition (Excellent Minus). Size Framed: 40-1/2'' x

Excellent vitrolite glass sign. Beautiful colors and details. Marked "Here's Happy Days" Copyright 1909 by Bernheim Dist Co. Piece is in a very ornate frame. Few minor chips in the gold frame. 31"x25"

Outstanding reverse painted on glass whiskey advertising in a nice Oak frame with fancy ornate secondary border, with great graphics of Grandfather with grandkids titled "The kind your grandfather

CW 1909, 26.5 x 21.5 Frame, "HERE'S HAPPY DAYS":Bernheim Dist Co. Copyright date 1909. Vitrolite of Chicago. On milk glass advertising panel

entitled "Here's Happy Days," copyright 1909 by Bernheim Dist. Co., on Vitrolite milk glass by Meyercord Co., Chicago, 24 in. H., 18 in. W., framed

I.W. HARPER WHISKEY SIGN, 1909, H 23 1/2", W 17 1/2", "HERE'S HAPPY DAYS":Bernheim Dist Co. Copyright date 1909. Vitrolite of Chicago. On milk glass advertising panel.

Reverse painted on Glass. This Large Pre Prohibition piece is sure to impress. Signed and dated 1904 this is an extremely rare and valuable piece. The piece does have some moderate Paint loss in some

Old Overholt Rye Whiskey Reverse Glass Sign. Pennsylvania Rye Bottle in Bond, Est. 1810. In period frame, excellent condition. 33 1/2 X 26 inches image only.

This sign is from Philadelphia and dates to the late 1800’s. J.S. Perrine & Son were in business from 1871-1918. The sign has some moderate paint loss to the black background. The frame has some sta

Breweriana sign, I.W. Harper Whiskey, Vitrolite in wood/gesso frame, hunting cabin scene w/hides, rifles & I.W. Harper Whiskey, sign in Exc cond, frame in Fair cond w/missing gesso, 30"H x 23.5"W.

Cedar Brook Whiskey, formerly W. H. Mc Brayer from Anderson County Ky. Circa 1903. The sign retains its original reverse on glass frame which is very unusual. The frame also has mother of pearl inlays

Complete with its' original chain edge and hanger. Beautiful bottle details, with a small color chip at top left corner area and eight to nine small color chips in a horizontal line under the bottle.

Antique Guckenheimer Rye Whiskey Reverse Painted Glass Signcirca 1900, verso labeled J. W. Russell & Company, the obverse advertising the Philadelphia based Guckenheimer & Bros. whisky distillery star

I.W. Harper Vitrolite Whiskey Advertising Sign, inscribed "Here's Happy Days" and "Copyright 1909 by Bernheim Dist. Co.", 24 in. x 18 in., framed

I.W. Harper Lighted Bourbon Whisky Sign. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 7 x 10 x 4

Dunville's Old Irish Whiskey reverse on glass pub sign. 53 1/2"h x 84"l

A nice collection of three advertising signs, two of which are reverse-on-glass and one is double-sided porcelain. (A) Belmont Whiskey small reverse-on-glass sign. CONDITION: Remains in good shape wit

J.A. Dougherty's Sons Pure Rye Whiskey, Philadelphia. Gold and Silver Paint on Black Glass. Sign measures 23 1/2" x 35 without original wood frame and 28 1/2 x 40 with the wood frame. Outstandingpiece

This is a reverse painted glass whiskey sign from Kentucky Tavern. It has a little bit of lifting to the paint at the bottom, but overall this is in excellent condition, with no cracks to the glass an

Amazing early Three Feathers Whiskey lighted reverse on glass motion advertising clock sign. Clock is in very nice working condition with some paint loss and wear from use and age. When on, the the se

The Hannis Distilling Co's Reverse Painted Glass Sign. Hannisisille & Mt. Vernon Pure Rye Whiskey. Paint loss throughout. Framed in period oak. 29 1/2 X 19 1/2 inches.

This sign has a very ornate wooden and gesso frame. The sign has a photograph in the center which shows the establishment. There is heavy paint loss and flaking throughout. The sign is a great candida

Includes 1 - Old Overholt rye whiskey foil effect display no. 00-265 with clock face, 1 - Wee Willy Universal Display reverse on glass mirrored sign in frame that reads "Have a Wee Willy it tastes bet

Max Selliger & Company (American, 1902-1919), early 20th century. Reverse glass decorated hanging advertising for Nutwood whiskey with gilt accents. No maker's mark. Approx. of the sign, 7" x 10".