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Stickpin

Art Nouveau Enamel Stickpin - "Brunhilde"
French Griffin Stickpin, c.1900.
French Griffin Stickpin, c.1900.
French Griffin Stickpin, c.1900.
Art Deco Diamond and Onyx Airplane Stickpin, c.1925.
Art Deco Diamond and Onyx Airplane Stickpin, c.1925.
Art Deco Diamond and Onyx Airplane Stickpin, c.1925.

A stickpin is a long pin, worn vertically, with a decorative top. Stickpins’ traditional purpose was to secure a tie or scarf but they are now currently worn as a lapel ornament, either singly or in groups. The motif atop these pins can vary widely from a simple pearl or gemstone to whimsical designs such as animals, horseshoes, flowers, gold nuggets, mythological creatures, bugs, busts, cameos, and just about anything. Stickpins all have one thing in common, the long pin that completes them. This pin can be straight or twisted (for security) and sometimes has a protective cap to place over the pointed end to help keep the pin in place.

Art Nouveau Enamel Stickpin - "Brunhilde"
French Griffin Stickpin, c.1900.
French Griffin Stickpin, c.1900.
French Griffin Stickpin, c.1900.
Art Deco Diamond and Onyx Airplane Stickpin, c.1925.
Art Deco Diamond and Onyx Airplane Stickpin, c.1925.
Art Deco Diamond and Onyx Airplane Stickpin, c.1925.
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