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Old porcelain advertising sign - Circa 1850

Old porcelain advertising sign - Circa 1850

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Rare Flemish advertising card in porcelain cardboard for Felix Huysman, located at Godlagnstraat n°2 in Ghent, under the sign "In de Groote Kroon" - "At the Great Crown". Lithographed by F. & E. Gyselynck in Ghent, it is distinguished by a spectacular heraldic composition bringing together a crown, lions, tools, and trade instruments around the merchant's name. A superb document of old advertising, both graphic and emblematic of Ghent's artisanal dynamism in the 19th century.

✦ Estimated period: circa 1845-1860
✦ Provenance: Belgium, Ghent
✦ Dimensions: approx. 11 x 7 cm
✦ Material: lithographed porcelain cardboard
✦ Condition: very good antique condition, with some discreet traces of time

This Ghent porcelain card is a beautiful piece for lovers of old signs, Flemish typography, and 19th-century Belgian commercial ephemera.

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