Vintage Moroccan Star Tealight Holder with Colored Glass Panels pocket Porcelain advertising sign for Pyrolite-enameled

Porcelain advertising sign for Pyrolite-enameled kitchenware items that were touted as being "gas-welded" as opposed to the traditional electric welding

This tin litho sign is meant to be in the middle part of a door (most likely a screen door) opposite the hinges where a customer can either push on the tin sign rather than push on the screen or pull on the door by the handle to open it

it features a graceful arched crest rail

long-lasting

expanding through the 1980s and 1990s into full PlayPlace installations that mixed themed characters with nautical

Vintage Moroccan Star Tealight Holder with Colored Glass Panels pocket Porcelain advertising sign for Pyrolite-enameledA multi point Moroccan star tealight holder crafted from pressed metal and fitted with richly textured colored glass panels in warm tones of amber and red. The geometric form a classic 3D starburst features individually framed triangular panes joined by hand soldered metal seams, with small perforated rosettes near the center ring for ventilation. When lit, the piece produces a vibrant, patterned glow that plays through the embossed glass, casting