This single sided porcelain (SSP) neon sign is the only known example and has exceptional color and gloss. It is believed this sign was likely displayed at the Manhattan showroom of John S. Inskip, the largest importer of Rolls-Royce automobiles in the United States from the late 1920's to the 1950's. The sign was discovered while remodeling a Manhattan building and put in storage. The field has two tiny chips, smaller than an eraser, with some staining in areas of the white lettering. It has minor chipping at the insulator holes and neon standoffs. The sign is mounted on a bespoke art deco styled can comprised of mirrored stainless, brass and blackened steel and displays exceptionally well. The transformers and glass tubing are all new and the sign is in excellent working condition. Measures 27" x 106". Rated 9C by The Authentication Company (TAC #008368).

9C

Porcelain