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Egyptian revival brooch?

By Madpotter65, 3 November, 2018
Description

Vintage brooch. Copper backing piece with piercings. Front piece is raised with green enamel in a stylized Egyptian motif. It is 2"x2". No marking visible even with a loupe.

Category
Jewelry and Gemstones
Medium
Copper, enamel, unknown metal
Distinguishing marks
None
Condition
Excellent
History
Family
For Sale?
No
Photos
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Thomas Gordyn

6 years 7 months ago

Re: Egyptian revival brooch?

Yes I would call this is a Vintage Egyptian Rivival Brooch

The medal looks like copper and I would agree enamel. Its unusal to see jewlery pieces made of copper as they will turn your skin green. Maybe because its a brooch there is less chance but odds say the pin will touch your skin when worn.

By the clasp, mounting and overall appearance, I would not say this is a very old piece.

Circa 1975 - 1985   Origin : Most likely a crafters market.

Estimate Value $10 - $20 based on demand and where sold.

Thanks for sharing ...

Kindest Regards ..

Thomas J. Gordyn

Certified Professional Appraiser - AIOA

Proud Member of The American Numismatic Association

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Madpotter65

6 years 7 months ago

In reply to Re: Egyptian revival brooch? by Thomas Gordyn

Re: Egyptian revival brooch?

Thanks for your ideas. Someone on another site found one elsewhere after my post here that said "vintage art deco". Maybe the clasp and pin had been replaced? It was a family piece, as I said, and would predate 1975. Thanks for a pricing estimate.

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Thomas Gordyn

6 years 7 months ago

In reply to Re: Egyptian revival brooch? by Madpotter65

Re: Egyptian revival brooch?

Thanks for your reply ...  It is a very cool piece.  Art Deco was Circa 1920's - 1930's It is possible that the clasp and pin were replaced but I have my doubts. Its always good to hear other points on pieces I research and evaluate ...or best guessimate  : )   Enjoy you brooch it is cool  !!  Peace Always TJG

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