Robert and Mary White produced the first R. White's lemonade in Camberwell, south London, in 1845 - from here they've developed into an instantly recognisable household brand. 

This enamel sign probably dates to the 1950s/ early '60s and is the earliest design to use the dark blue, yellow and green colour scheme and design that we recognise from today's logo. This piece would make for an excellent bit of decoration in the kitchen or as cafe/bar decoration.

The sign is in generally good, bright condition with just some minor surface scratches and a small amount of enamel loss around the upper corners with some nibbling along the outer edges and a couple of small chips to the face of the sign. Generally the colours are vibrant and the sign retains a lovely surface gloss (see the second photo where I've tried my best to show this). 

The sign is 64cm high, 52cm wide and has a 2.5cm return on the top and bottom edges and can be hung with ease using it's original mounting holes.