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Brooch Attwood & Sawyer - Dolphin Enamelled with Rhinestones
Brooch Attwood & Sawyer - Dolphin Enamelled with Rhinestones
Brooch Attwood & Sawyer - Dolphin Enamelled with Rhinestones

Brooch Attwood & Sawyer - Dolphin Enamelled with Rhinestones

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Description

Article no.: 7802

Beautiful brooch!

Wonderful Second Hand vintage brooch from the 1980s, beautiful enough to adorn your collar or jacket all year round!

Wonderful brooch in the shape of a dolphin with blue / green enamel and many white glittering rhinestones on the body. The eye has a green stone. Everything nicely mounted in a gold toned metal shell.

At the back you will find a simple round hinge and safety lock.

Condition according to pictures.
- Very good condition

Design: Attwood & Sawyer but branding is lacking.

Size about 32 x 25 mm.

Material: Gold / silver tinted metal, rhinestones, enamelled,

Weight about 10 grams

History of Attwood & Sawyer
The company was started in 1956 in Porthcawl, Wales. The ambition was to produce high-quality bold costume jewelery, which is now much sought after.

Like many other manufacturers from this time, Attwood & Sawyer was inspired by vintage jewelry with historical references, such as their most famous collection, the Duchess of Windsor Jewelry.

By the 1980s, their brand had grown strongly in Europe, and they also made jewelry for the TV series "Dallas" and "Dynasty", as well as exclusive "diamond compositions" for the Miss World pageants.

Today, the company no longer exists, but parts of the design can be found at Buckley Jewelery Ltd.