Value isn't massive. In the UK, perhaps ten quid or so. It's a quite common pattern, and sadly, these aren't as fashionable as they once were.
I've got that Fish Enterprises cat.
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1950s. There used to be an excellent website with decorator's marks but it's gone. I've a book somewhere if I can find it.
They may not be original now, but they're way more wearable.
A fair few of these are being made - well - in China.
Clip style is 50s ish, so I'd think not AH. Jolly nice. @Any Jewelry ? They don't look European.
I am vastly amused at the anglicism of the pants usage. ;)
I'd initially suspected this was down to IP addresses being blocked from some Youtune videos for international copyright reasons, but I can see...
I've some of similar construction. I'd agree relatively recent, but not cheap.
It's feasible that old backs are copied, I've seen that. None of my Allison pieces have old style backs.
This is not a 1940s brooch: look at the back. Not to mention the extreme wear. It isn't unusual at all for hallmark elements to have varying...
Yup, nice mini plaid brooch as aj says. The number of arguments I've had with people on Facebook who INSIST these are kilt pins.....! However,...
Alien from the film.
Try a UV on it. It might be dyed reconstituted amber bits.
That style of back is pretty new.
Thanks folks. I think it may be a marriage of a South African bowl and West African fruit.
Looks more like sponge coral to my eye.
I've a photo of the mark if I can find it. Nice stuff.
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