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$75 USDHand Painted Porcelain Brooch or Pin with Pink Tea Roses
Jewelry:Vintage:Pins/Brooches:Cuff Pin:Heirloom
Gorgeous, vintage, crescent brooch featuring a pair of dark pink, tea roses nestled in lush greenery meticulously executed in overglaze paints and highlighted with radiant gold, tips. Reversed is a C-catch which was invented in 1840. According to the author, Dorothy Kamm in her reference book, PAINTED PORCELAIN JEWELRY AND BUTTONS, "the crescent shape is actually one of the oldest in jewelry designs." Without exception, this hand painted beauty is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or ...
$175 USDLarge Vintage Brooch Hand Painted with Pink Tea Roses
Jewelry:Vintage:Pins/Brooches
Gorgeous porcelain brooch, meticulously hand painted with Limoges style, pink roses nestled in lush greenery and elegantly framed with a gold border accented with raised paste scrolls and petite, powder blue, enamel "jewels." Reversed is a brass prong-set backing, with T-bar and C-clasp. It measures an impressive 2 inches by 1.5 inch and with the exception of gold wear expected with age and some desired patina on the baby blue gems, this hand painted beauty is in excellent condition with no ...
$115 USDElegant Limoges Brooch with Hand Painted Pink Tea Roses
Jewelry:Vintage:Pins/Brooches:French:France:Paris:Heirloom
This unmarked, Limoges hand painted brooch is simply stunning. It features cascades of light and dark, pink roses nestled in lush greenery and elegantly framed with a radiant gold and blue, beaded border. It measures 2 inches by 1.75 inches and reversed is a ball-catch safety latch invented in 1911. It also has a gold mount allowing it to also be worn as a pendant as well as a pin. With the exception of a couple of cracks in the porcelain which does not show through to the front, this French, ...| Items 1 - 3 of 3 | Page 1 of 1 |
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