Dunning Signs
The notable connection between Dunning Signs and the City of Charleston predates this current company. John Miles Dunning Jr. established the first Dunning Signs just off prestigious King Street, in the Historic District, in 1929. Miles' business produced distinguished signage, featuring much of the gold leaf lettering that ornamented downtown storefront signs of the era. Miles produced notable signs located at the Cooper River Bridge, Haverty's Furniture, Sonny Goldberg Furniture and three downtown Piggly Wiggly's Grocers in the heart of Old Charleston.
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When he made a couple of suggestions based on what I was explaining, he was able to come up with a design that I really liked.
Carey was very professional and did a great job on our windows.
He was very responsive when going back and forth between proofs to make sure I was happy.
Carey Dunning did everything he could to get a banner ready for an upcoming event in a very short period of time.
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