VTG 1950s Berkander Plastic Valentine Deer Brooch Pin Red Heart Kitsch Novelty
US$28
- Size
- US OS
- Condition
- Good
- Color
- WhiteRed
- Category
- WomenJewelryBrooches
Add a sweet touch of mid-century holiday kitsch to your collection with this darling vintage 1940s–1950s Valentine's Day deer brooch.
Manufactured by George F. Berkander, this iconic holiday pin features a molded white hard plastic/celluloid fawn detailed with painted dark red accents on its hooves, tail, ears, and nose.
Suspended from a brass-tone metal collar loop is its original dangling red plastic heart charm, featuring the stamped gold greeting: "TO MY VALENTINE".
Perfect for collectors of vintage holiday jewelry, rockabilly aesthetics, or mid-century dime store novelties.
Product Details:
Era: Retro / Mid-Century (circa 1940s–1950s)
Maker: George F. Berkander Co.
Material: Thermoset molded plastic / celluloid, brass ring, metal pin back
Theme: Valentine's Day / Novelty Animal Jewelry
Fastener: Functional classic pin back and clasp mechanism
Condition: Beautiful vintage condition with minor age-appropriate paint wear and tiny surface marks typical of mid-century plastics (please review photos closely for full cosmetic details). No cracks or chips.
Condition: Pre-Owned
Beautiful vintage condition with minor age-appropriate paint wear and tiny surface marks typical of mid-century plastics (please review photos closely for full cosmetic details). No cracks or chips.
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