The green enamel is mottled and the flowers are white with highlights of a soft yellow. This brooch is detailed and three dimensional. The entire piece is set on a beautiful gilt metal. The detail on this brooch is what makes it a stunning piece - the enamel leaves and flowers are delicately framed with a fine gold toned color to accentuate the workmanship and beauty of the piece. This three dimensional brooch has beautiful movement. Add style to your blazer lapel and give a chic daywear statement.
Product Specifications
Type: brooch
Style: Floral motif
Design: dimensional flower
Brand: © Sandor Co.
Closure: roll over is loose but is intact and works properly
Material, enamel on base metal
Condition: vintage, very good
Approximate measurements: 3 inches long
Thank you for visiting Jewelry Bubble today. A beautiful dimensional Sandor enamel blooming floral vintage brooch for your collection. Sandor Jewelry Company originally named Sandor Goldberger Company was in business from the early 1930’s to 1972. They were based in New York and were credited to using enameling and gold plating in their designs. Sandor costume jewelry pieces were made by hand and are highly collectible. Sandor jewelry was known for their remarkable naturalistic enameled flower designs.
Product Specifications
Type: brooch
Style: Floral motif
Design: dimensional flower
Brand: © Sandor Co.
Closure: roll over is loose but is intact and works properly
Material, enamel on base metal
Condition: vintage, very good
Approximate measurements: 3 inches long
Thank you for visiting Jewelry Bubble today. A beautiful dimensional Sandor enamel blooming floral vintage brooch for your collection. Sandor Jewelry Company originally named Sandor Goldberger Company was in business from the early 1930’s to 1972. They were based in New York and were credited to using enameling and gold plating in their designs. Sandor costume jewelry pieces were made by hand and are highly collectible. Sandor jewelry was known for their remarkable naturalistic enameled flower designs.
