Verre Eglomise Signs

A early 20th century reverse painted tavern sign, Smithfield inn The sign is double sided, both

Here we have a large reverse painted early 20th century in age, doubled sided trade sign from a

Here we have a large hand blown late 19th century chemist display species jar. The majority of the reverse painted ground is missing, the gilt label still is visible and reads Rim...

Decorative panels created using the reverse glass painting technique. They depict monkeys hanging gracefully from trees. The jungle is evoked by lush vegetation. The golden backgrou...

Mahogany frame with "verre eglomise" (reverse painted glass) top, signed Leleu on ivory tag

Here we have a rare mid-19th century french jeweler's trade sign. Wrought iron frame with

A rather tongue-in-cheek reverse painting and gilt doubled sided trade sign, reading "CHEAP

Huge reverse hand-painted (Verre églomisé*) antique Apothecary Jar which appears to be signed; A

Of striking composition, a reverse painted and gilt trade sign, late 19th century (circa 1890) in

Such a great sign!

table is gold leaf backed glass (verre eglomise). Signed underneath with Jansen stamp. WEEKLY

A very striking 19th century English verre églomisé chemist sign. Original gilded and painted

Pair of charming 1940's lacquered tables with Verre Églomisé tops. Glass is signed "Elise Blome

Vibrant vintage framed advertising mirror sign for Pastis Ricard, circa 1980s. The mirror is set in