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Traditional hand painted wooden sign boards, carefully designed and signwritten to reflect the quality of your business.

This sign is a powerful piece of advertising art. In the middle of a busy tourist town it will be seen by hundreds of thousands of people a year.

All birch plywood signs have 2 primer, 2 undercoat and 2 gloss coats. The lettering is carefully chalked on and signwritten in enamel paint.

This 50's pin-up girl fits into the retro style sign perfectly.

Victorian lettering makes this sign very appealing. The pointing hand helps lure people towards the shop.

Hand painted burl walnut with burnished gold leaf surrounding an oil painted portrait.

A friendly cartoon with a range of soft colours helps promote this decorators business.

Simple signs like this are usualy traded for the sellers goods. Breweries tend to prefer not to do business this way.

This very traditional sign consists of a heavy framed planked sign face. The pictorial element is a very strong focal point designed to draw the public towards the shop.

The Chicago back drop to the saxophonist creates the art deco feel required for this music club.

"Do something nice and this is the wording" was the request of the owner.

This is "eye candy" A beautiful piece of nostalgic artwork designed to pull people off the street and into the shop.

This wall sign was re-painted and antiqued after the remains of the original where uncovered.

Four trees, four seasons. These panels were painted for an education room for the Forestry Commission in North Wales.

Made from reclaimed wood, antiqued signs like these add a touch of special decoration inside a shop.

Traditional door lettering, rarely seen now is an ideal way to advertise a business.

This ornate plaque with its mahogany graining, gold leaf work and oil painted portrait commemorates a prestige competition held at this Shropshire golf club.

This 50's style board was made as a pinstripers race track! The racers started opposite each other and with a loaded lining brush competed to do the fastest circuit with a continuous paint line!

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