BABY'S BROOCH
Oval shaped, tapering at both ends, the word 'BABY' is raised and centered.
Clasp on rear.
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Manufactured in England from circa 1880 to 1915, baby brooches were usually given as presents to celebrate the baby’s birth or christening. Most were used for decorative reasons, but some served functional reasons, such as securing a bib or garment closed.
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