Flat porcelain panels paired with real hand-blown neon—built for weight, glow, and the lasting feel of vintage signage.
Neon panel signs combine the bold presence of flat porcelain signage with the unmistakable glow of real neon. Historically used for storefronts, service stations, bars, and interior displays, panel-style neon signs delivered clear messaging by day and striking visibility after dark—without relying on complex shapes or oversized housings.
Our authentic real neon signs are built on heavy steel panels finished in true porcelain enamel, then fitted with hand-blown glass neon tubing. The porcelain backing provides depth, weight, and durability, while the neon adds movement and light the way vintage signs were originally intended to be seen. There are no LED strips, plastic faces, or printed shortcuts—only traditional materials and proven construction.
This collection features flat, panel-format neon signs designed for wall mounting in garages, showrooms, bars, restaurants, and commercial interiors. The clean geometry of a panel sign keeps the focus on typography, color, and glow, making these pieces equally effective as functional signage or statement displays.
For those who want real neon without gimmicks—and a sign that still feels substantial even when the lights are off—neon panel signs deliver the balance of craftsmanship, visibility, and authenticity.
Each sign, a tribute to those iconic images and nostalgic designs that defined history and changed the Advertising industry forever.
Every neon porcelain sign is proudly made in the USA with traditional methods; cut steel, kiln-fired enamel, bent glass tubes. No shortcuts—ever.
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