A pair of small enamel plaques depicting a man and a woman in silhouette, likely intended for use as signage in restrooms, changing rooms, or separate areas in a public or professional setting. The understated design, typical of the interwar period, features solid silhouettes without text, a style common in hotels, cafes, and industrial establishments of the 1920s and 1930s. The black and white enamel, original mounting holes, and consistent wear suggest an antique manufacture rather than a modern reproduction. The pair retains a pleasing decorative presence, ideal for a workshop or industrial setting.
✦ Origin: France, ✦ Estimated period: 20th century ✦ Dimensions: approx. 18 x 9 cm each ✦ Material: enameled sheet metal ✦ Condition: chips and wear consistent with age and use at the edges, stable enamel, clearly legible silhouettes, even patina
A graphic duo full of character, perfect for enhancing an industrial, old bistro or cabinet of curiosities decor with an authentic touch.
