April 16, 2024
Vintage Figural Monkey/Chimp Bananas Antique PIN BROOCH 1920's-30's Pot Metal
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+ This is a large Very Old Antique POT METAL Monkey Pin/Brooch. It is NOT a common Pin... I believe that it is circa the 1920's to the 1930's.This fairly Heavy Vintage Monkey Brooch has a big ole' Smile and is showing off his Big Bunch of Bananas!The Monkey is about 2 & 1/8 inches tall.It was more than likely MADE IN THE U.S.A., probably in Providence, RI or New York City.+ This set was NOT marketed/stamped by the maker.+ There is NO damage of any kind that I see or feel.*The silver-tone finish is silver-tone with some silvery-satin gilt-looking color (?) accents. *** I don't know the metal make-up of this Brooch, I believe that it is pot metal, as that is what it looks like. It is a little work of art in it's own right! It is unusual and will be quite a conversation starter! This is a PayPal ONLY auction. Shipping for this Pin/Brooch is to the Continental U.S. ONLY! Sorry... but NO International Shipping is available.Your Brooch will be mailed using First Class Mail with Free Confirmation.Your Pin/Brooch will be put into a small cardboard jewelry box and then placed into a padded envelope to mail to you.I consider everything I sell "Treasures" and I wrap/package them accordingly! Thank you! for looking at my auction! If you have any questions, just ask! I'll do my best to answer them for you! Posted with eBay Mobile
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