Village Scene Painted Handmade Brooch 1940s #21

The most precious collection of brooches we've ever come across! This particular brooch features a hand-painted illustrated depiction of a quaint village. The brooch is set in a rope-effect silver-coloured metal frame, with a plastic transparent film protecting the creation. 7cm in width. C-type clasp with rotating closure to secure.

In good condition, scuffs and scratches to the metal as expected of a brooch this age.

More designs available!

Embroidered and hand-made brooches were popularised during the 'make-do-and-mend' years of world war two and they remained popular throughout the 1940's, 1950's and 1960's. You could also buy kits with threads, pre-printed designs on fabric and the necessary mounts to complete your piece of jewellery.