4 Antique Victorian Hand-Painted Brooches Puchase One or More

Victorian Brooch on a Stand, Hand-Painted on Porcelain and Signed. Delicately hand-painted and signed from the mid-1800's. The brooch has a tripod stand on the back, as well as a loop to hang it with. It is 3" tall and 2" wide. It is possible that Daisy is the name given to the girl rather than the signature of the artist.

There are small surface scratches on the painting. The tarnish gives it a beautiful patina commensurate with its age of more than 150 years. Victorian Brooch Hand-Painted on Porcelain from Austria.

Picture is of a young Austrian boy hand-painted on porcelain from the early 1900's. 2 ¼" x 1 7/8" and weighs 16 grams.

The metal band appears to be brass. Victorian Brooch Hand-Painted on Porcelain from Interlaken, Switzerland. Soft and delicate, this beautiful hand-painted on porcelain Victorian-era brooch (mid 1800's) from Interlaken, Switzerland. Charles H Schuh was a famous chocolatier in Interlaken.

It is 1 7/16" x 1 3/16". Victorian Brooch Hand-Painted on Porcelain, Sterling Silver Back. Hand-painted on porcelain brooch in an intricately fashioned 925 sterling silver frame.

This beautiful Victorian era brooch is from the mid- to late-1800's and is a painting of Ruth from the Bible. I don't know where it was painted, but the backing was likely done in the United States.

It measures 2" x 1 ¾" and weighs 32 grams. There are surface scratches on the painting. Tarnish on the silver gives it a beautiful patina commensurate with its age of more than 100 years.