A small spray of forget-me-nots
Soft blue flowers gather along a fine gilded branch. Their pale centres bring a little light to a dark coat or a plain scarf. A small piece with its own quiet character.
Anton Michelsen blue enamel brooch
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Actual vintage brooch · MoireVintageDelicate flowers with precise metalwork
What makes this brooch appealing is its scale and balance. The flowers sit at different angles and sizes, linked by slender gilded branches. Soft blue enamel contrasts with warm-toned silver. It works beautifully on a lapel, knit or scarf without feeling too formal.
Look at both sides
The seller provides front and back photographs. The enamel, joins and reverse marks are particularly important when considering a vintage piece.
A piece of Danish silversmithing
Anton Michelsen was a historic Danish silversmithing house. The seller attributes the forget-me-not design to Erik Herløw. The reverse photographs show AM and 925S marks. Related enamel pieces are documented by other Danish antique dealers. The seller reports slight discolouration to the enamel on this example.
| Maker | Anton Michelsen · Denmark |
| Design attributed to | Erik Herløw (seller attribution) |
| Materials | Gilded sterling silver, blue enamel |
| Size | Approx. 35 × 24 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 4.04 g |
| Reverse marks | AM · 925S |
| Period | Mid-20th century (seller describes 1960s) |
| Condition | Minor enamel discolouration per seller |
A little blue flower to keep?
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