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Vintage 1930s Art Deco Brooch by Fred Gray

Brand: Fred Gray

$75.00

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This vintage 1930s Art Deco brooch by Fred Gray is stunning.

This authentic 1930s art deco brooch is stunning.
✅ Approx. Size: 2.5″ x 1.5″ (6.25 x 3.81 cm).
✅ Condition: Very Good. No dead stones.
✅ Era: 1930s.
✅ Mark/Label: Star in a Circle, Made in USA. These marks are attributed to Fred Gray.

Description

Rare and collectible art deco brooch attributed to Fred Gray.

1930s Art Deco Brooch Details

Rectangular brooch loaded with sparkling rhinestones
The design is a classic floral and leaf pattern.
The backing is pot metal.
A nice size for dresses, jackets, coats, or even handbags.
We have not found much information about this company. We do know that Gray was a designer for Coro before starting his own company in the 1930s.