Hand-blown glass neon signs with porcelain enamel faces and heavy steel cans. UL-rated transformers. Authentic glow and collector-grade construction.
Real neon is disappearing. Most of what people see today is LED tubing shaped to look like neon — light, plastic, and flat. But real collectors, designers, and nostalgic enthusiasts know the difference instantly. The warm buzz, the soft flicker, the depth of the glow, the weight of the steel can — it’s a feeling LED will never replicate.
My family grew up around commercial manufacturing, antique advertising, dealership décor, and the real neon signs that shaped the Golden Age of American Advertising. That history is built into every piece we make. Discover the process behind the scenes and how real neon porcelain signs are made at Porcelain Advertising.
These signs aren’t toys.
They’re not LED strips.
They’re real neon, built the way signs were made through the 1930s–1960s.
Whether you're outfitting a garage, bar, restaurant, showroom, dealership, home theater, or themed Airbnb, our neon signs deliver a centerpiece that transforms the entire space. They command attention, start conversations, and become the emotional anchor of any room.
This collection represents the highest standard of neon craftsmanship — authentic, heavy, handmade, American craft & heritage and built to outlast every LED imitation on the market.
WHY CHOOSE US?
Each piece is handcrafted by skilled artisans, not mass-produced overseas. Quality like this doesn’t come off an assembly line.
You won’t find acrylic, stickers, or fake glow here. This is real neon—heavy, durable, and made to last a lifetime.
These neon cans aren’t for lighting up a dorm room—they’re made for guys who know the difference between real and replica.
I just want to say thank you. This isn’t a big company—just a small team doing everything we can to build something real.
No outside funding, no backup plan—just long nights, hard work, and hope. So when you place an order or share what we do, it’s not just another sale. It’s the reason we get to keep going. And that means more than I can ever explain.
