RARE Vintage Queen's Chemists Porcelain Enamel Sign Bombay India 35x20 Advertis

This is an exceptional and highly collectible piece of Indian advertising history-an original porcelain enamel sign from Queen's Chemists, a prominent pharmaceutical company once located on Queen's Road in Bombay (now Mumbai). This sign dates from the mid-20th century, making it a genuine artifact from the era of the British Raj and the early years of independent India.

Its striking red, white, and black design and dual-product advertising make it a unique and valuable find for collectors of vintage signs, pharmaceutical antiques, and Indian historical memorabilia. A true vitreous enamel sign, crafted by fusing powdered glass onto a heavy metal plate. This process gives it superior durability and color vibrancy compared to simple tin signs.

The sign dates to the. Era, a key period of transition in India.

It features the company name "Queen's Chemists" and its address on "Queen's Road, Bombay, " placing it historically before the name change to Mumbai in 1995. The sign promotes two of the company's key products, both with English and Hindi descriptions. "Germskutter" : Marketed as a cure for itches, ringworm, eczema, and all other cognate skin diseases. The Hindi translation reinforces its effectiveness. "Queen's Balm" : Advertised in Hindi as a remedy for every kind of body pain. The sign measures approximately 35 inches in height and 20 inches in width. This is a rare example of original Indian advertising from this period, making it a sought-after piece for serious collectors.

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