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Beaucraft
Vintage Beau Sterling Silver Pinecone Wreath Brooch Pin - Signed Beaucraft
USD 48.00
Condition: Pre-owned - Good
Description
View Vintage Beau Sterling Silver Pinecone Wreath Brooch Pin - Signed Beaucraft with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Signed BEAU STERLING on the reverse. Beau (Beaucraft, USA). • Marked BEAU STERLING. Front-facing design remains crisp and presents well. Clasp functions securely. • Roll-over safety clasp. Vintage sterling silver wreath brooch by Beau Jewelry, featuring a detailed pinecone and needle motif arranged in a circular form. The design has strong texture and dimension, with layered cones and fanned foliage giving it a sculptural, almost botanical realism. Signed BEAU STERLING on the reverse. Beaucraft pieces are well-regarded mid-century American sterling, known for their clean casting and wearable scale. A versatile, seasonally flexible piece—works equally well styled on outerwear, knits, or as a subtle natural accent year-round. Beau (Beaucraft, USA) • Marked BEAU STERLING • Sterling silver • Mid-century (c. 1950s–1960s) • Roll-over safety clasp • 6.9g • approx. 1.5" diameter Good vintage condition with visible patina and surface wear consistent with age. Notable darkened spotting/pitting along the inner circular frame (shown). Front-facing design remains crisp and presents well. Clasp functions securely. Condition: Pre-owned - Good. Category: Jewelry & Watches › Vintage & Antique Jewelry › Brooches & Pins. Brand: Beaucraft.
- Brand
- Beaucraft
- Item Length
- 1.5"
- Type
- Brooch
- Metal Purity
- 925
- Color
- Silver
- Department
- Unisex Adults
- Metal
- Sterling Silver
- Country of Origin
- United States
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