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I was given my grandmother's jewelry chest when she died in 1982. This is my favorite piece from it. It is big, so I only wear it on my winter coat. I don't know much about vintage jewelry, but am curious about this pin.
It measures 4.5 inches wide, by 3.5 inches tall. It says "Eisenberg Original" on the back.
Does anyone know what kind of bird this is?
Any information about this pin would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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What an amazing piece! It looks as if its a swan or just a fantasy type bird. Whatever type of bird this piece would bring a high price.Thanks for sharing happy hunting!