1930s Art Deco WMCA Bakelite and Rhinestone Paste Brooch Pin

1930s Art Deco WMCA Bakelite and Rhinestone Paste Brooch Pin

For your consideration, a 1930s WMCA Art Deco brooch pin. Featuring two carved circular cherry red bakelite accents with emerald cut rhinestones in pot metal. White Metal Casters Association was known for brilliant machine age ...

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History
  • The 1930s marked a significant era in jewelry design, reflecting the Art Deco movement which emphasized geometric forms and luxurious materials.
  • The White Metal Casters Association, known as WMCA, gained recognition during the machine age for innovative and stylish jewelry, representing a shift towards modernity in accessories.
  • Bakelite jewelry emerged in the early 20th century as one of the first synthetic materials used in accessories, symbolizing industrial advancement and changing consumer tastes.

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