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Brooches935 of 939SELECTION OF PORCELAIN PENDANTS CLIPS AND BROOCHESSterling Silver Hat Buckle Pin
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    Posted 14 years ago

    annmac
    (25 items)

    HI THIS BROOCH IS MADE OF SOME SORT OF RESIN
    WITH HUGE AGATE STONE AND UNUSAL MARKINGS ON TOP
    IT IS VERY HEAVY SO THOUGHT IT COULD NOT BE AMBER AS AMBER IS VERY LIGHT

    I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW WHAT MATERIAL THIS IS AND WHAT ERA IT COMES FROM OR MAYBE IT WAS A ONE OFF .
    THANKS ANNMAC

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    Comments

    1. VintageTAKER54 VintageTAKER54, 14 years ago
      It looks like the a pin to me and I think the pin is from the early 60's
    2. Dragonmum Dragonmum, 14 years ago
      Looks like a home-made crafter pin, which would place it definitely late 60s-early 70s. Maybe ceramic? If it's that heavy, it probably isn't polyresin - and it's definitely hand-made. The pin finding is the kind you can buy at craft stores. Nice agate, lovely green.
    3. terilaptophead, 14 years ago
      I think it was made in a craft workshop. The pin is a craft pin, the 'resin' looks like filmo - this is a sort of clay that is from art stalls, and the stone looks like a polished one from a car boot. The earliest time this may have been made is 1960's, when all the above became available through retail outlets, world wide. That is if you are in the UK. Earlier if you live somewhere else. I think, perhaps, you may find some more of the same, if it is from a workshop, as they may use the same design every year. The stone could be a real one ( loads are manufactored to look like stones) which would date it to the 1960's rather than later - so many people fake stones now, it is hard to tell the difference
    4. Jill bright, 14 years ago
      It is a recently made pin.... Typically they are made in South America. You can find them at hippie shops, tourist traps, and flea markets. Hope this helps

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