Can anyone date these ?

[jeff of pa]

Victorian ? or Wishfull Thinking ?

& only Art Deco ?

The Leg appears to be a Tie Clip
the other 2 Pins.

come from 2 different parks in 2 different counties.

 

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[warsawdaddy]

No idea on age.What appears to be a tie clip,it seems strange for the 'leg' to be horizontal,maybe a money clip?

 

[justine093]

No idea on age.What appears to be a tie clip,it seems strange for the 'leg' to be horizontal,maybe a money clip?

I would say a gentleman's money clip on the leg.
certainly from the style of the design, I would say art noveau / deco.
the thin enameling is similar to plique du jour (I think that's how you spell it)

 

[dg39]

I do know in the late 1800's to early 1900's they used ladies legs as a motif for cork screws, bottle openers and other things. (Risque) Could be a money clip. The other item seems to be from the same time period.
I would guess decorative pins from Check-los-lo-vocua. Try to get that in the spell check. Anyway you get my drift.
DG

 

[dgaughan]

either way jeff cool finds congrats

 

[CodyCat Borat]

Hmmmm. Not sure about the other stuff, but the quarter is definitely from 1976. It's a Bi-Centennial.

 

[Boobydoo]

No data, but I would say the two pins are more victorian aged as art deco seems to me to be a bit more "blingier", brighter, with more frills to the design. The other piece looks like a vintage enamal tie tack, 1920's era.

Smiles!
BDoo

 

[Old Dog]

Jeff,
My grandma had stuff like this in her affects when she died.
I believe thatwhen they sold it the people who purchased it said 1920s and 30s.
Which would make it Art Deco.

That's only a guess ... But my best one .
OD