Collection: Die-Cut Porcelain Signs

Shaped to the artwork itself and kiln-fired in real porcelain enamel fused to heavy gauge, indestructible steel, die-cut porcelain signs offer bold outlines, deep color, and the unmistakable presence of authentic vintage advertising.

Cut out porcelain enamel signs are defined by their shape. Rather than being confined to a flat rectangular panel, these signs are cut to follow the outline of the artwork itself—logos, shields, characters, emblems, and distinctive brand shapes that made vintage advertising instantly recognizable from a distance.

Our die-cut porcelain signs are manufactured using heavy steel and finished with true kiln-fired porcelain enamel, just like the originals produced during the height of American roadside advertising. Each sign is cut to shape before firing, then layered and fused in a kiln so the enamel becomes a permanent part of the metal. The same process of turning sand to glass is how we fuse enamel to the steel. The result is deep, lasting color, natural gloss, and the solid weight collectors expect from real porcelain signs.

This collection includes shaped advertising signs once found at gas stations, dealerships, bars, service shops, and storefronts across the country. Die-cut signs were often used as statement pieces—designed to stand out, project identity, and leave a lasting impression without needing authentic glass real neon signs.

Whether mounted on a wall, displayed in a garage, or featured in a commercial space, these signs deliver the visual impact and authenticity thatv flat reproductions simply can’t replicate. If you’re drawn to the bold silhouettes and character-driven designs of vintage signage, die-cut porcelain signs represent some of the most iconic forms ever produced.

Where To Go Next

• Shop Our Collection of Porcelain Panel Signs
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