Fish Pins

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FISH Jewelry
from the animal world

Some blow
bubbles and slither, like fish, snakes, and serpents, and some are our best friends
like dogs and cats. Their motif also makes really fun and whimsical
jewelry to wear.

DE ROSA
enameled 3" fish clip. Some of the finish is missing from the tail, but
this is still lovely, circa
1940. View
#d19516

BOUCHER
attributed but unsigned fish brooch in gold tone with a topaz colored
unfoiled rhinestone belly and clear rhinestone accents, 3" by 2". The
design is amazing with ruffled and overlapping fins and tail and a swirl
for an eye. It shows only slight traces of wear on the finish and the
clear stones are slightly hazy. I think this is circa 1940 and it is
Boucher patent number 139674 from 1944.

View #B10527

MB (Boucher)
sterling vermeil fish pin with topaz colored rhinestone belly 2-1/2".
View #B21884

SILSON purple enameled fish
fur clip, 3-1/4". View
#X21895

EISENBERG ORIGINAL sterling vermeil dolphin fish brooch with glass pearls and
clear
rhinestones, and little red enameled lips, circa 1944, 2-1/2".
The red coloring you see on the back is only a reflection, not red
enameling This is the same piece seen in
Christie Romero’s "Warman’s Jewelry", 3rd Ed, page 193, and is also in Brunialti’s
"American Costume Jewelry, Art & Industry" on page 176,
where they say it was designed by Ruth Kamke and manufactured for
Eisenberg by Fallon & Kappel. This can be seen in the book,
"Eisenberg Originals, The
Golden Years of Fashion, Jewelry and Fragrance, 1920s-1950s" by Sharon
Schwartz & Laura Sutton on page 108.
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View #E21240

STARET 2-3/4" fish pin
with red rhinestone belly, guaranteed original 1940’s. This has been
reproduced over the years starting in the 1990s, but the one we have are
genuine and made in the 1940s.
View
#S21896

DUJAY fish brooch
with lovely enamel work and an art glass glass cabochon belly, an unsigned DuJay
that is 2" wide.
View
#Y21190

DUJAY three fishes brooch with
wonderful
enameling and each with a striped glass cabochon belly, 2-1/4" each
and with no signature.
View #Y33723

FISH brooch with some of the loveliest enamel work I have ever
seen. The blue, cream and peach colored enamel work enhances this
fish brooch with glass pearl bubbles, a blue rhinestone eye and
clear rhinestone accents on the tail and fins. The setting is silver
pot metal and there is only very light enamel wear on one tiny
scale. The brooch is 2-3/4" by 2-1/2" and was made about 1940. This
design is similar to a fish fur clip made by Boucher, but the
Boucher settings are usually rhodium plated rather than pot metal.

View #Y35551

ROSENSTEIN sterling fish fur clips, 2-5/8" and 2" with
1-1/4" earrings.
View View #X24350

ROSENSTEIN sterling and enameled2-3/4"
flying fish fur clip with green rhinestone eyes.
View #X24351

STERLING silver and clear paste (rhinestones) fish brooch. In
addition to the dazzling clear rhinestones it has a green rhinestone eye and
an elongated
c-catch. It looks like it is European and it is 3-1/3" long. He’s
a great catch for sure and in excellent condition!

View #Y24352

STARFISH brooch with red and aqua glass
cabochon in a heavily textured gold setting, 2-1/2" like #3576. The center
rhinestone is a wine red and the smaller red cabochons have a stripe of apple
juice color in them, unusual and absolutely beautiful. It has a hook on the back
that a chain can go through so this can also be worn as a pendant.
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#Y42446

ANTHONY by Antonio Aquilino sterling vermeil fish brooch in gold wash
with clear rhinestones, red glass cabochon eye, signed only "sterling" on
the back, 2-1/3" by about 1-1/2".
View #X41701

FISH blowing bubbles brooch with green and caramel enameling, white
glass cabochons and clear rhinestones all set in silver pot metal, 3" by
1-3/4". Circa 1940, it is in such good condition.

View #Y41310

FISH enameled fish brooch which I thought at first was by DeRosa.
It has a wonderful two-tone aqua enameled face and tail and red lips
with clear rhinestone accents all set into gold plated metal, 3" by 1-5/8".
It’s not signed and from the front it looks like a DeRosa, but the back doesn’t
give me a clue. I will just call it an unsigned fun figural fish brooch, circa
1940s.

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View #Y41178

DUJAY unsigned fish brooch with a honey
colored cabochon belly and clear rhinestone accents with pale honey colored
enameling in the tail and fins and a green rhinestone eye, circa 1940.
View #Y21899

DUJAY unsigned fish brooch with red unfoiled
glass cabochon belly, clear rhinestone fins, topaz colored eye
and gold colored enamel, circa 1940s, 2-5/8".
View #X37266
Pair of unsigned DuJay fish brooches.
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DUJAY unsigned fish
brooch with a deep blue glass cabochon belly with clear rhinestone accents
and a yellow rhinestone eye, circa 1940. There is a slight amount of
enamel missing, which is typical of pieces of this era.
View #Y18232

JOHN CATALANO huge fish brooch
with fabulous aqua poured glass ovals, aqua, pink, blue, aurora and purple
rhinestones all set in gold tone, 6-1/2" by 4-1/2".
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View #X36080

CINER gold tone fish
brooch with clear, red and green rhinestones, wonderful Ciner quality,
circa 1995, 3-1/4". View
#K1147

STARET FISH
pot metal, enameling and rhinestones brooch circa 1940. Shown in
Brunialti’s "Tribute to America" on page 141.
#S10011

MB (Boucher)
enameled fish brooch.
View #B21883

SHULTZ bakelite apple juice
reverse carved fish bangle, 2-1/2" by
1" by 1/3".
View #B31405

PINK
faceted unfoiled rhinestone belly in sterling vermeil setting fish brooch
with clear rhinestone accents, circa 1945, 2-1/2". View
#28845

COLORFULLY enameled
articulated and segmented fish pendant, 1-7/8" long. The enamels are
caramel, aqua and a bit of teal in each eye, probably made in China.
View
#Y40923

CORO enameled and rhinestone fish
fur clips, part of a Duette set.
View #C13106

BSK softly colored green enameled angel fish pin with clear rhinestones set in
gold tone, 2-1/4". The last photo shows three fish scatter pins
worn together, just as an idea.

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View #X40872

SCHRAGER green enamel and clear rhinestones fish brooch set in gold tone, 2-1/4". The
last photo shows three fish scatter pins worn together, just as an idea.

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View #X34055

I think that this may be a reproduction of an older
GREETING CARD… and much to
my surprise, it shows the same fish as the brooch to the right.

ENAMELED green fish brooch with rhinestone accents, 2-3/4" by 1-3/4".
#Y13820

SILVER enamel and
marcasites 1-5/8"fish pin marked on the back, "KV 800".
View #Y22138

DIOR by Kramer dolphin and
seashells pin in gold tone, faux pearls and rhinestones, 2-1/3". A
brooch exactly like this has also been seen signed "Julio".
View #X9553

BOUCHER "under the sea"
brooch of white coral set in gold tone seaweed and fish, clear
rhinestone accents, 2".
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#M27670

TRIFARI black enameled fish brooch and earrings with artificial pearl
belly and red rhinestone accents.
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View #T19086

SAILFISH silver
sailfish brooch with faint enameling in pastel colors and clear
rhinestones, 3-1/2". View
#Y34868

TRIFARI enameled fish fur
clip. View
#T19146

CINER FISH brooch.
#K1293

SWAROVSKI
crystal fish 1-1/8" pin and 5/8" fish tack pin, "jelly belly" style.
#K19177

CHARM
articulated fish charm with cloisonné enamel, 2-1/4". This can be
seen in Schwartz’s "Charms & Charm Bracelets" on page 18.
#Y61569

ENAMELED
articulated fish on chain, 2-1/4" by 2-5/8". #Y25943

ENAMELED sterling with blue
and green enamel fish brooch, 3".
View #Y27641

CORO jelly belly enameled fish brooch, 2".
View
#C28007

FISH green and gold tone fish
brooch with clear rhinestones, pendant loop, plastic body, 3".
View #Y61748

FISH with a green rhinestone belly set in silver pot metal with clear
rhinestone accents and a red eye, 2-1/4" by 1-3/4". Circa 1940, this is in
excellent condition.

View #Y39486

FISH cream colored enameled fish brooch set in pot metal with clear
rhinestone accents, 2-1/3" by 2".

View #Y38762

FISH silver stylized fish
brooch with pink square rhinestones, 2".
View #Y65595