Guinness Harp Logo Neon Sign

When Arthur Guinness began brewing beer and stout at St. James’s Gate, Dublin in 1759, he deliberately chose the harp logo to appeal to nationalist pride in Ireland. The harp design is the same as the Irish national symbol used on coins, except that the Guinness Harp faces right, while the government version faces left.

High quality 1/2" diameter real neon glass! Black transformer base has on/off switch. Rubber bumpers on bottom of transformer base prevent damage to furniture and counters. Neon can be displayed on tabletop or mounted on wall. Some transformer bases have built-in wall mount bases; the others have optional L brackets that make mounting on wall a snap. Includes 110 volt UL listed AC adapter, which plugs into any standard household electrical outlet. Neon bulb stays cool to the touch, no burns. Gift boxed, securely packed in foam. Shipped double boxed and fully insured. 1-Year Warranty.

• Dimensions: 14 1/2"H x 8"W x 6"D

• Neon Color: Red
• Logo Base