An old blue enamel sign with white lettering, typical of French public buildings, train stations, and administrative offices from the first half of the 20th century. Its rectangular shape, thick white frame, and four reinforced mounting holes indicate that it was a restroom access sign for women. The dark chips at the corners reveal the underlying enamel layer, evidence of actual public exposure.
✦ Origin: France, public building or train station ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1920–1940 ✦ Dimensions: 20 × 15 cm ✦ Material: Enameled sheet metal ✦ Condition: Minor chips at the corners, slight pitting, glossy surface well preserved
An iconic, decorative and sought-after sanitary plaque for a retro, industrial or collectible ambiance.
