Vintage Chinese Fisherman Brooch, 1960s Blue Green Yellow Enamel.

Hand-painted enamel depicts a Chinese fisherman in blue, green and yellow tones on this vintage chinese fisherman brooch, a genuine old stock pin from the 1960s with an intact pin back and a retro dangling fish motif that retains vivid color and mid century accessory charm. Compact and lightweight, the brooch slips easily onto lapels, scarves, sweaters, or hat brims and reads as a collectible fashion piece for enamel jewelry enthusiasts and collectors of colorful enamel art. The figural design balances kitsch pins whimsy with wearable mid-century style, making it equally suitable for display or everyday vintage-inspired outfits today. * Era: 1960s — genuine old stock pin * Material: enamel over metal with painted blue, green, yellow tones * Design: Chinese fisherman motif with retro dangling fish element * Style cues: 1960s figural pin, mid century accessory, kitsch pins aesthetic * Wear: intact pin back closure for lapels, hats, scarves, sweaters, or display boards * Collectible attributes: colorful enamel art, statement lapel pin, collectible fashion piece * Category: brooches and pins; fits oriental theme decor and whimsical charm collections Condition and authenticity This brooch is presented as genuine old stock from Loved & Loved Again and shows expected age-consistent surface wear on the metal while retaining vivid enamel tones. The dangling fish movement is original to the piece and the pin back is intact, so it functions for wear or safe mounting in a collection of brooches and pins. Photographs depict the actual item; small surface marks and slight patina are consistent with collectible fashion condition and do not indicate modern restoration. How to wear and style Treat the brooch as a mid century accessory when building retro looks: pin it to a blazer lapel as a statement lapel pin, attach it to a knitted sweater or a canvas tote for a pop of colorful enamel art, or add it to a hat brim for playful vintage charm. Its compact, lightweight construction makes it comfortable for layered kitsch pins arrangements or as a singular focal point in enamel jewelry groupings. Care and handling Handle the enamel gently to avoid hard knocks and protect the dangling fish element; store the brooch in a padded compartment or on a pin board to prevent abrasion. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and strong cleaning chemicals; a soft, dry cloth or gentle dusting preserves the painted finish. Do not attempt aggressive polishing that could alter the original surface—preserving patina maintains the piece’s collectible character. Collecting notes Collectors of 1960s figural pin designs and mid century accessories will find this piece noteworthy for its intact novelty movement and illustrative enamel work. It complements collections focused on colorful enamel art, kitsch pins assortments, or oriental theme decor, and it functions well in displays of collectible fashion or as an everyday wearable example of mid-century whimsy. FAQ Q: Is the brooch wearable? A: Yes. The listing states an intact pin back and the brooch is wearable with standard care for vintage enamel jewelry. Q: Are there repairs or restorations? A: The item is described as genuine old stock from the 1960s and is presented without modern restorations; age-consistent surface wear may be visible. Q: What materials and colors are used? A: The piece is enamel over metal with painted blue, green, and yellow tones typical of mid century accessory production. Q: Will it fit into a themed display? A: Absolutely. It suits brooches and pins collections, kitsch pins groupings, or oriental theme decor and makes a whimsical charm for collectible fashion displays.