Early Tavern Sign

HANGING TAVERN SIGN Early carved "Bunch of Grapes", wrought iron loop hanger with tin cover, carved leaves in original green and grapes in gold/yellow, great patina, minor in-use wear, 12 1/2" h, 6" w

Early King George 3rd tavern sign, "J. Wells", painted portrait of King George 3rd,, a painted figure on horseback in crest on top, height sign is 60", width is 35"

EARLY PAINTED IRON TRADE SIGN (TAVERN) CROWN & ANCHOR, 19/20TH C., H. 38" W. 24"

Hand painted double sided hanging tavern sign having a nice early original surface. The sign hung atop the side door at the outside entrance on Devine Street at Yesterdays. H11 1/4" W34" Sold from the

Nice vintage framed tin sign with great graphics of early car in front of a tavern. Sign has advertising for Stoeckle Brewing Co. Sign shows some fading and wear. 30"x23" Very Good

An interesting early 20th century wrought iron store or tavern sign. Size: 26.5" H x 26" W x 4.5" D REF: NHJ362.

Frank Finney (1947)- Large tavern sign - The Mare and Foot Tavern. Paint on wood panel.. Originally from Frank Finney's personal collection. Early stamp. H 35-1/2" W 58-1/8". Condition: Excellent orig

Great subject matter. Possibly a tavern sign. Minor dents and surface disturbances. Original litho. Measures approximately 24” x 20.5”.

Early Curly Maple Base with Pine Top Tavern Table, Replaced Top The base is curly maple and the top is pine that has a split near the edge. It is pegged in. There are signs underneath the top, that it

A painted wood and wrought iron tavern sign Inscribed and dated, "Entertainment 1802" Double-sided, decorated with Patriotic shield and eagle. (H: 57 in. W: 59 in.) Provenance Christie's, New Yor

Rare early tavern checkerboard - black and white squares on shaped pine board with Queen Anne crest Molding around checkerboard applied with 18th century T-head nails. New England, circa 1800. Fine or

Rare Temperance tavern sign. Original paint on framed wood panel with original iron embellishments. American, circa 1825. Sign size L 50" H 16" Overall H 29-1/2" Untouched original condition. Please r

Artist: Norman Rockwell Title: The New Tavern Sign Dimensions: 18in. by 31 1/4in. Edition: Artist Proof Medium: Original lithograph in colors on Arches Condition:</

Carved wood double sided tavern sign with painted ship "J N Greenhow" with iron bracket. Provenance: This is a sign from the John Greenhow store on Duke of Glouster Street in 1999. The sign was given

"C. HAVERLY" Painted Wood Oval Tavern Sign. Painted "C. HAVERLY" on both sides, in gold lettering on an unpainted ground within a black field, mounted in a wrought-iron strapwork frame edged with doub

American (New England), 18th Century. Scrubbed pine two-board top, old black over red paint on turned stretcher base. Untouched as found. 26"h. 35"l. 23"w.

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

A double-sided hanging sign with a original hand painted central panel depicting a rugged oak tree topped with a crown and stenciled &#8220;Royal Oak&#8221; on both side. The frame fitted with origina

Coca - Cola Sly Fox Tavern Sign - metal 35" x 59"

Early Tavern Table 29"H, 32" diam.

17th c. One-Drawer Tavern Table, possibly German, with soft wood removable plank top, shaped stretcher base, shaped corners, 31 1/2" high, 47" x 37". Chip under left hand drawer frame, shrinkage crack

Canadian. 1920s. Double-sided painted wood. From Port Credit, Ontario. Tom O'Bedlam is an expression that originates from the 17th Century describing beggars and vagrants with mental illness. Ansell's

Antique English fox and crown tavern sign. The advertising trade sign is constructed from two boards which have age cracks and secured with square head nails. Good condition with wear from normal use.

Tavern sign "King's Arms Tavern", double-sided with coat of arms design. Provenance: This sign came from Phil Moore at Colonial Williamsburg in 2000. This sign is from Francis Street entrance to Colon