A hand-painted wooden sign reading "Dish of the Day." The design, typical of small restaurant and bistro fronts from the mid-20th century, combines red and black lettering in elegant calligraphy. The black circle on the right was likely used to write the daily menu in chalk. An authentic piece with retro charm that evokes the warm atmosphere of bygone inns and brasseries.
✦ Origin: France ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1940-1950 ✦ Dimensions: 30 × 24 cm ✦ Material: Hand-painted wood ✦ Condition: Good overall condition with patina, minor marks and signs of wear that enhance its authenticity
Ideal decoration for a kitchen, a themed bistro or a collection dedicated to tableware and vintage advertising.
