VTG Hand-Painted Porcelain Brooch Courting Silver Tone 1940s Rococo Revival

Evoking the elegance of pre-Revolutionary Europe, this mid-century brooch pairs a hand-painted porcelain courting scene with a silver-tone frame in Rococo revival style. Produced during the late 1940s, it reflects a moment when designers turned to romantic, nostalgic imagery as a quiet escape from the austerity of war. A wearable glimpse into postwar longing for beauty and continuity. Style/Era: Hand-painted portrait brooch in Rococo revival style; popularized in mid-century vintage costume jewelry; likely late 1940s Materials: Porcelain or ceramic cabochon; silver-tone metal frame Designer: Unsigned Origin: Likely Japan or Western Europe (e.g., West Germany or Italy) Condition: Very good used / vintage condition; see close-ups. Ships from a smoke-free environment. Approx Dimensions: ~1.25" x ~1" Features: Hand-painted courting scene; ornate scalloped frame; C-clasp pinback Offers and questions are welcome.