Oval regulatory sign indicating "License IV," intended to mark establishments authorized to sell spirits. A typical example from the interwar period, made of cream-colored enameled sheet metal with dark blue lettering, bearing the inscription "Dép. d'Indre-et-Loire" and the license number. An authentic administrative sign, showing a heavy patina from prolonged outdoor use, with enamel chips and oxidation consistent with its original use.
✦ Origin: France - Indre-et-Loire Department ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1930 (interwar period) ✦ Dimensions: Approximately 25 x 18 cm ✦ Material: Enameled sheet metal ✦ Condition: Enamel chips, visible oxidation at the fixing points, even wear over time, complete and unrestored plaque
Authentic administrative enamel sign Licence IV, perfect for decorating an old bistro, character bar or collection of French regulatory objects.
