A Scarce Enamel Funeral Outfitters Trade Sign c.1930 sub-Decorative Objects Once having been the face

Once having been the face of a long case clock

(South African Academy)

The impress mark of WS&S is the one Wilhelm Schiller and Son used between the 1850 and 1914 period

in tandem with bunting and flags

in wonderful style

A Scarce Enamel Funeral Outfitters Trade Sign c.1930 sub-Decorative Objects Once having been the faceOrigin: English Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 40 Width: 29. 75 Height: 18 The rare sheet iron rectangular enamel advertising or trade sign reading Funeral Outfits, Ready Made, or at Short Notice in white capital lettered shadowed block typeface on a faded rose madder ground, surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century. There is some expected wear to the paintwork, which gives the sign a decorative appeal,