UP FOR SALE: Vintage White Enamel Dogwood Flower Brooch Retro Floral Pin Green Stem Add a touch of vintage charm to your collection with this beautiful white enamel dogwood flower brooch. This elegant pin features a delicate four-petal dogwood bloom with a glossy white enamel finish and a vibrant green stem, giving it a fresh and timeless look. The gold-tone backing and secure pin closure ensure easy wear and durability. Perfect for lovers of vintage floral jewelry, this brooch makes a lovely statement piece for coats, blouses, scarves, or handbags. Whether you're a collector, a nature enthusiast, or looking for a thoughtful gift, this classic dogwood flower pin is a wonderful choice. Condition: Pre-owned, excellent vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age. ************************************************************************************************************************************** Let's talk a little bit about the history and collectability of these brooches: Art Deco Mid-Century Popularity (1920s-1950s) Art Deco (1920s-1930s): Floral brooches became more geometric and stylized, often incorporating bold colors and symmetrical designs. Enamel was sometimes combined with marcasite or clear rhinestones for extra sparkle. Materials like bakelite and celluloid were also used, mimicking the enamel look in a more affordable way. 1940s-1950s ? Hollywood Glamour Costume Jewelry Boom: The post-war era saw an explosion in colorful, affordable costume jewelry, with large enamel floral brooches becoming extremely popular. Companies like Trifari, Coro, Monet, and Boucher mass-produced vibrant enameled metal flower brooches with brightly colored petals and gold-tone or rhinestone accents. These pieces were worn on dresses, hats, and coats, adding a pop of color to everyday fashion. ************************************************************************************************************************************** Art Deco Mid-Century Popularity (1920s-1950s) Art Deco (1920s-1930s): Floral brooches became more geometric and stylized, often incorporating bold colors and symmetrical designs. Enamel was sometimes combined with marcasite or clear rhinestones for extra sparkle. Materials like bakelite and celluloid were also used, mimicking the enamel look in a more affordable way. 1940s-1950s ? Hollywood Glamour Costume Jewelry Boom: The post-war era saw an explosion in colorful, affordable costume jewelry, with large enamel floral brooches becoming extremely popular. Companies like Trifari, Coro, Monet, and Boucher mass-produced vibrant enameled metal flower brooches with brightly colored petals and gold-tone or rhinestone accents. These pieces were worn on dresses, hats, and coats, adding a pop of color to everyday fashion. ************************************************************************************************************************************** AS IS AS SHOWN Please take a look at the pictures for the best description. A photo is as good as a thousand words and is the best description of cosmetic condition. Use your ZOOM TOOL to best see this item! Please look closely at all the photos for condition--Thank you *Vintage and secondhand items may have flaws. Please review item(s), description and picture(s). I do my best to research and describe the items accurately, but I am not an expert on all of the items I sell. Unless specified in the listing, all items are sold AS-IS AS-SEEN in photos* All of My Items Come from a Smoke Free Home and have been cleaned per's standards I do Ship everyday Monday - Friday I do my best to ensure that my photos are as true to color as possible. However, due to inconsistencies of various monitors, lighting sources, digital photography, product color may slightly vary Feel Free to Visit My Store and Browse Through My Other Listings as I am happy to combine shipping for you. Please contact me with any issues prior to leaving negative/neutral feedback or low detail ratings, as I will always do my best to solve any problems that may come up! If you have any further questions, please feel free to message me Any props that are used in the taking of the photos are not included. Only the item/items in the title of the listings are being sold