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ANTIQUE HAT PIN Holder, Porcelain by R&S, Reinhold and Schlegelmilch.

Name: ANTIQUE HAT PIN Holder, Porcelain by R&S, Reinhold and Schlegelmilch.
Brand: Reinhold and Schlegelmilch
SKU: 625f525512d880cf9c9b89be
Price: 30.0 USD
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Reinhold and Schlegelmilch

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This is a beautiful ANTIQUE HAT PIN Holder, Porcelain by R&S, Reinhold and Schlegelmilch. It is in pristine condition. In the colors of red, white and gold. Take a peek at the 2 antique hat pins I have listed.

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delmarvadesigns 🐝Congrats on your host pick! I’m sharing with my followers ~ wishing you speedy sales 🌻

Apr 27Reply

lechateaugris @mtcloset88 💌thank you for your kind words and your shares 💕💕💕 Wishing you successes and many sales ✨✨

Apr 28Reply

pawprint20 This item is a reproduction, not an authentic antique. The RS stamp on this piece was commonly used in reproductions in the late 20th century.

Jun 01Reply

lechateaugris @pawprint20 Im not certain what makes you an expert on antiques.Although I know I am not an expert. Please let me share with you the definition of an antique according to Wikipedia: An antique (from Latinantiquus 'old, ancient') is an item perceived as having value because of its aesthetic or historical significance, and often defined as at least 100 years old (or some other limit), although the term is often used loosely to describe any object that is old.[1]

Jun 01Reply

lechateaugris @pawprint20 Continuing, I would like to share with you the history of Reinhold & Schlegelmilch, known by this mark R&S. Reinhold and Schlegelmilch, who were not related, had their own separate factories in Suhl. They were fierce competitors. In 1869, Reinhold Schlegelmich established a factory in Suhl, Germany. In 1893, Reinhold began exporting dinnerware to the United States. When the U.S. Tariff Act of 1894 lowered the duties on decorated porcelain, Reinhold increased their exportation.

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