Nov 22, 2025
A couple years ago I found a bicycle brooch at a thrift store and recently I found another of the same at a different thrift store, so now it's like two invisible friends going for a little bike ride on my jacket.
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A couple years ago I found a bicycle brooch at a thrift store and recently I found another of the same at a different thrift store, so now it's like two invisible friends going for a little bike ride on my jacket.
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brooch of agate and gold, italy c. 1860.
FLOWER BROOCHES
Circa 1900, Bat in Flight with the Man in the Moon brooch. Made by Unger Brothers, USA. ❤︎₊ ⊹
Tory Burch Fall 2026 RTW
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The Pennanular Brooches of the St Ninians Isle Treasure (2nd Set), Early Medieval, National Museums Scotland, Edinburgh
Penannular and pseudo-penannular brooches of early medieval Scotland and Ireland.
1. Hunterston Brooch, c. 700 CE
2. Londesborough Brooch, c. 700-800 CE
3. Pictish Brooch, St. Ninian's Isle Treasure, c. 800 CE
4. Roscrea Brooch, c. 800 CE
Magnificent gold and enamel plique-à-jour pendant/brooch designed as a “Morning Glory”. It was once part of the collection of Ada Rehan, a popular actress of the late 19th century who starred in several Shakespearean plays.
Work signed Marcus & Co around 1900. Via The Newark Museum of Art collection