April 16, 2024
NICE OLD ENAMELD POT METAL PIN ICE BLUE MOONSTONE CABS
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PLEASE READ OUR TERMS BELOW BEFORE BIDDING. ALL SALES ARE FINAL UNLESS ITEM IS MISREPRESENTED. REFUNDS ARE GIVEN AS MERCHANDISE CREDIT ON FUTURE AUCTIONS IF RETURNED FOR ANY OTHER REASON. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS PAY SHIPPING COSTS ACCORDING TO DESTINATION AND END OF AUCTION FINAL VALUATION.IF YOU WIN MULTIPLE ITEMS FROM MORE THAN 2 AUCTIONS I LIKE TO USE REGISTERED POST,THAT IS A HIGHLY SUGGESTED METHOD FOR SHIPPING ANYTHING OVERSEAS.AIRMAIL BUYER ASSUMES ALL RISK OF DELIVERY. USA BUYERS PAY 5.50 SHIPPING AND THIS WILL INCLUDE DELIVERY CONFIRMATION. INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT THE PRICE THAT IT IS. THAT WILL BE SENT WITH YOUR INVOICE AS AN OPTION.PLEASE CONSIDER PAYING THAT FEE AS WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST PACKAGES IN TRANSIT. PLEASE TRY NOT TO PAY WITHOUT AN INVOICE THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!Beautiful old pot metal brooch from the 1930's era. Graceful, curving flower spray, that has icy blue lucite cabachons for the blooms in the design. Light blue rhinestones and a shade of french blue enamel accent the rest of the pin. These old pins have always been favorites of mine, each is a work of art. This one is in excellent vintage condition. The enamel has almost no wear, just a tiny spot on a leaf, very tiny. All rhinestones are present and the pin back functions well. The metal has some darkening on the back, as normal for the age and
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