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Morning Glory Collects…
things we love to buy, wear and share
Hand Painted Porcelain
and jewelry by Thomas L Mott
Note: These items were
photographed from private collections, and are for reference only. Most
are not for sale, though you are welcome to inquire if something
particularly catches your fancy. Jewelry that is available for sale can be
accessed at the links at the bottom of the page.
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FRIENDSHIP JEWELRY
The hand craft of painting on porcelain has been popular
for well over 100 years, and painted jewelry was a gift from the heart
denoting friendship. While flowers were the most prevalent motif, pieces
were also done with people and scenes as subjects. Special pieces might also be engraved on the
back with names and dates, or signed on the front by the artist. Like most
amateur art, some pieces are beautifully executed and some more primitive,
but all were given with love and worn with pride.
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Hand painted porcelain flower brooches. |
Hand painted porcelain flower brooches.
(Seen in Christie Romero’s "Warman’s Jewelry, 3rd Ed, page
111.) |
Hand painted porcelain flower brooches. |
HAND PAINTED on porcelain
trumpet vine brooch with golden edging, metal backing, pendant loop at the top, 1-3/4".
(Seen in Christie Romero’s "Warman’s Jewelry, 3rd Ed, page
111.)
View #Q32160 |
PORTRAIT hand painted on
porcelain lady portrait brooch, small sized 1-1/4". (Seen in Christie
Romero’s "Warman’s Jewelry, 3rd Ed, page
111.)
View #Q32159 |
HAND PAINTED on porcelain
roses and leaves button with golden edging, has a fabric backing that
enables it to be pinned to a blouse and worn as a brooch, 1-1/2".
View #Q32161 |
HAND
painted porcelain forget-me-nots oval brooch, circa 1900, 2-1/4 by 1-3/4".
The hand craft of painting on porcelain has been popular for well over 100
years, and painted jewelry was a gift from the heart denoting friendship.
While flowers were the most prevalent motif, pieces were also done of people
and scenes and all were given with love and worn with pride.
View #Y17495 |
HAND painted
porcelain brooch with red roses, green leaves and a golden border, circa
early 1900s, 2" by 1-1/2". The hand craft of painting on porcelain has been
popular for well over 100 years, and painted jewelry was a gift from the
heart denoting friendship. While flowers were the most prevalent motif,
pieces were also done of people and scenes and all were given with love and
worn with pride. View
#Q23870 |
HAND painted
porcelain yellow roses brooch, 2-1/8" by 1-5/8". The hand craft of painting
on porcelain has been popular for well over 100 years, and painted jewelry
was a gift from the heart denoting friendship. While flowers were the most
prevalent motif, pieces were also done of people and scenes and all were
given with love and worn with pride.
View #Q23871 |
HAND PAINTED china
oval brooch in gold tone setting circa 1900, minute chip on one side visible
under loupe. View
View #Y32651 |
HAND painted
porcelain pastel daisies brooch in lavender, tan, green and white, pin back
glued to the back, back has one chip, circa 1950, 2". The hand craft of
painting on porcelain has been popular for well over 100 years, and painted
jewelry was a gift from the heart denoting friendship. While flowers were
the most prevalent motif, pieces were also done of people and scenes and all
were given with love and worn with pride.
View #Q23875 |
HAND PAINTED roses oval
porcelain brooch, 1-3/4". View
#Y32751
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VICTORIAN small round pin with hand painted pink roses with painted gold
trim, 1". It is painted on a round china disk, which is then mounted to
a gold colored metal setting and it has gold painted edging to highlight the
roses.
View
#V40096
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VICTORIAN hand painted pink and red roses oval brooch,
2-1/8" by 1-3/4". It is painted on a round china disk, which
is then mounted to a gold colored metal setting and it has gold painted
edging to highlight the roses.
View
#V40095
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COLLECTION
of hand painted china pins with lovely flowers on each, collection of
4. Brooches similar to these can be in Christie Romero’s "Warman’s
Jewelry, 3rd Ed, page 111. They were often given as friendship gifts,
and what nice gifts they would have been. The largest is 1-5/8" and the
smallest about 5/8"
View #Y42061 |
HAND PAINTED
on porcelain purple violets and green leaves brooch, circa 1900, 2" by 2-1/3".
View #Y26683 |
HAND
PAINTED forget-me-nots brooch and earrings, circa 1960.
View #Y19377 |
HAND PAINTED on
porcelain red roses brooch, circa 1900, 2" by 2-1/3".
View #Y26684 |
Hand painted
porcelain brooch, circa 1960, 1-3/8". #Q23868 |
HAND PAINTED
pink roses on round porcelain disk brooch, circa 1900.
View #Y23365 |
HAND PAINTED on porcelain
1-1/4″ round forget-me-not pin, circa 19500.
View #Y25828 |
BLUE
forget-me-nots brooch hand painted on porcelain, 2". #Y12268 |
HAND PAINTED wild
roses with scene, engraved on the back, "for Martha with everlasting
friendship, Christmas 196_, Viola & Wayne"
View #Y10511 |
PURPLE violets hand painted on
porcelain brooch, 2". #Y10603 |
HAND PAINTED porcelain set in
gold tone pink rose brooch/pendant, 2-1/4" on a 24" chain.
View #Y50722 |
HAND PAINTED
violets 1-5/8" porcelain floral 4-1/2" pendant on 24" links chain.
View
View #Y26515 |
HAND PAINTED
violet oval porcelain brooch, circa 1900.
View #Y20409 |
HAND painted lavender violets on porcelain oval brooch, 2-1/3".
View
#Y29425 |
VICTORIAN hand painted porcelain buttons with viola design, set of 3,
approximately 1" each.
View #V27853 |
VIOLETS hand painted porcelain
violets brooch with black and golden edge, 2".
View #Q36356 |
HAND PAINTED pink
roses on porcelain bar pin, circa 1900.
View #Y21472 |
PAINTED lady
with feathered headdress 2" hand painted porcelain brooch.
View #Y21920 |
HAND PAINTED porcelain
bar pin with pink roses, circa 1930, 2″.
View #Y25829
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HAND PAINTED
portrait of a lady in her best hat, circa 1920, 2".
View #Y26396 |
VICTORIAN transfer and hand
painted lady picking roses brooch set in twisted gold framed brooch with
safety, 2-1/4″. View
View #V26081 |
PORTRAIT hand painted lady with blonde sausage curls brooch with a blue
background and hand painted on a white china oval disk, 2-1/3" by 2". It is
in very good vintage condition and has a safety clasp.
View #Y10512 |
T.J.
MOTT JEWELRY
Over the years we have had several brooches by this maker,
who I think was English. All so far have been marked on the back, and they
have as subjects scenes or lovely ladies. Usually set under a slightly domed
glass, they give an illusion similar to a paperweight.
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HAND painted snow
scene brooch with pendant bale, signed on the back "TLM" and marked England, 1-5/8″ .
View #V27216
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THOMAS MOTT "TLM Made in England" round hand painted land and
seascape brooch in gold tone setting with small pendant loop on back,
1-5/8". Set under a slightly domed glass, it has the look of a
paperweight. It is signed on the back and also has the scratched
numbers "38056woyl" below the mark. It is in excellent condition and has
a small loop on the back to hold a fine chain or a safety chain.
View #X28288 |
THOMAS MOTT TLM (Thomas L Mott) marked hand painted scenic brooch, circa
1930, 1-5/8". This is marked on the back "TLM Made in England" on a pallet,
and it is in very good vintage condition with only a bit of discoloration on
the back. It is signed on the back. Set under a slightly domed glass, it has the
look of a paperweight. It is in very good vintage condition.
View #X28207 |
HAND PAINTED lady with floral cape brooch, marked “TLM
(Thomas L Mott) Made in
England” circa 1930 , 1-3/4″. View
View #Y26454 |
PORTRAIT
marked "TLM ( Thomas L Mott) Made in England" hand painted portrait pin, lady dressed in
1800’s fashions, circa 1930, 2-1/3".
View #V27649 |
PORTRAIT
marked "TLM ( Thomas L Mott) Made in England" hand painted portrait pin, lady dressed in
1800’s fashions, circa 1930, 2-1/3".
View
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View #V25991 |
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THOMAS MOTT TLM (Thomas Mott) portrait brooch marked on the back "TLM
Made in England" and the etched mark "S90", a hand painted portrait of a
lady wearing pink dress and big blue broad brimmed hat brooch, 1-5/8". Set
under a slightly domed glass, it has the look of a paperweight. It is in
good vintage condition with some discoloration on the metal frame.
View #X28289 |
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