Need help dating and categorizing a brooch

Need advice from jewelry aficionados. There are no markings on this pin. It looks like painted metal – is there a term for this style?

I’m not sure what category to list it under since I don’t know what era it might be from. Any ideas?

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asked almost 13 years ago

ecostar
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9 Answers

From the back picture it appears your brooch is made of tin or a very thin metal. It should be very light weight and looks to be from around the 70’s.
The flowers appear to be enameled. Very pretty.

answered almost 13 years ago

I don’t know a lot about jewelry, but there are some very informative videos on Youtube, about this very subject. I watched one which discussed the hinge on the pin, as a way of determining the age of the brooch. I think this is the [URL removed] [URL removed] . Sorry that I don’t know how to actually set up the link, but if you cut and paste this URL, it should take you right to the specific video. If for some reason it doesn’t, look for videos by antiquesavenue on Youtube. Good luck!

answered almost 13 years ago

I agree with [URL removed] 1970s, possibly late 1960s. The metal would be more substantial if it were older.

answered almost 13 years ago

Thank you for all the helpful comments! I’ll check out the videos on YouTube. :)

answered almost 13 years ago

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It definitely is enameled.
Great youtube information too. Good luck on your research!

answered almost 13 years ago

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Enamel on a 60s / 70 brooch

answered almost 13 years ago

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answered about 3 years ago

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answered almost 3 years ago

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answered over 2 years ago

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