Enameled House Number

If you chance upon a house from the 1920s with a dull but still colorful house number, it is probably an old enamel sign. Enameling is a technique of providing steel with a protective and decorative surface. The same kind of materials used for the manufacture of porcelain and glass are melted onto the steel at temperatures from 800–950 °C. In the process the enameled steel becomes glazed and resistant to weather and light.

Please select your house number in the field marked "Size" (see selection screen. You may receive numbers beginning with 100 or numbers combined with letters for a surcharge from our special orders department.