Co-operative Wholesale Society Enamel Sign Circa 1940/50sA fine example of an original Co operative Wholesale Society Enamel Sign circa early 1950s. The sign shows some minor wear that certainly adds to its originality. The Co Op Wholesale Society was set up in 1863 to sell Co op products into Co op Stores and would have been seen on interior exterior shop walls. The enamel sign shows 4 tags, each promoting Co op products and services from yesteryear. The particular sign is rare and would suit a variety of

20 x beech draws with brass edged top and maker’s label on rear

the clock face shows

such a simple but effective design

It was made in the 1920s and shows good wear around the edges

a beautiful example of the craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into these pieces

in excellent condition for its age

A superb example of an original Wills ‘Gold Flake’ Enamel Sign Circa 1920/30s

It has a beautiful original

These are unique Portuguese Grape Harvest Baskets

nice and sturdy with a natural worn colour

and we believe this sign to be circa 1970s Ð used as an advertising sign in the Harbour itself

a brown holding bracket with circular fixing plates