Vintage Marquee Letter "T" with Plastic Reflectors printingblock " a decorative language drawn

" a decorative language drawn from 1950s revivalist jewelry and continental lighting design

giving off the unmistakable glow associated with early radium-era decorative glasswork

is mostly in good condition

This antique lighted sign reads 'Rooms' in a red art deco font

This lamp sits in a metal frame allowing it to be adjusted to different angles

Vintage Marquee Letter "T" with Plastic Reflectors printingblock " a decorative language drawnIndustrial marquee letter "T" constructed of painted wood with inset round plastic reflector lenses arranged across the face. The letter retains its original dimensional form with red painted sides, weathered white face, and a series of textured plastic lenses that once amplified illumination from internal bulbs. Designed for use on commercial storefronts, theaters, roadside businesses, or advertising displays. Shows heavy weathering and age related