1960s 'Petite Fleur' gold rose brooch by Sarah Coventry, signed SarahCov GB. 

A stylish gift for the vintage lover in your life.

Made in their British factory, this popular design features a gold tone flower on a stem with two leaves. The brooch's style is timeless, charming and simple, making it a vintage costume jewellery design that has endured in popularity. Finished in a pale gold tone and closes with a rollover catch. See Sarah Coventry history snippet below.

Measures: 4.5 cm x 3 cm

Condition: Very good. Box for display only.

Important: Please keep all beads and small items of jewellery away from young children as they could present a choking hazard. All vintage items have been pre-used, unless stated otherwise, and may have gentle signs of wear.

Delivery:
UK delivery is included.
International buyers, please see the shipping calculator at checkout and ensure you select the tracking option if you require it or contact me prior to purchase.
Please contact me prior to purchase if you need your item for a specific date.

History snippet: Sarah Coventry.
The brand Sarah Coventry was created on the back of a Newark, America based company founded in 1853 by Charles W. Stuart, which sold its items door to door. Nearly 100 years later, in 1949, his grandson, Bill Stuart became company president. Bill launched Caroline Emmons Inc. in February 1949, which saw jewellery being sold to consumers via party plan (similar to Tupperware parties). The following November, Bill launched Sarah Coventry Inc., taking the name from his granddaughter, which was also sold via party plan. It was Sarah Coventry that became the most popular, riding the wave of costume jewellery popularity and the need for housewives to supplement their incomes post war.

Despite selling approx 35,000 pieces each workday in the 1970s, the C. H. Stuart Company (C. W.'s son) declared bankruptcy in 1984 (this included Sarah Coventry Inc.). The jewellery brand had gained international sales / recognition and still remains highly collectible today.

For antique and vintage clothing, jewellery & accessories:
Website: www.hurdyburdy.com

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Facebook @hurdyburdyvintage

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1960s 'Petite Fleur' gold rose brooch by Sarah Coventry, signed SarahCov GB. 

A stylish gift for the vintage lover in your life.

Made in their British factory, this popular design features a gold tone flower on a stem with two leaves. The brooch's style is timeless, charming and simple, making it a vintage costume jewellery design that has endured in popularity. Finished in a pale gold tone and closes with a rollover catch. See Sarah Coventry history snippet below.

Measures: 4.5 cm x 3 cm

Condition: Very good. Box for display only.

Important: Please keep all beads and small items of jewellery away from young children as they could present a choking hazard. All vintage items have been pre-used, unless stated otherwise, and may have gentle signs of wear.

Delivery:
UK delivery is included.
International buyers, please see the shipping calculator at checkout and ensure you select the tracking option if you require it or contact me prior to purchase.
Please contact me prior to purchase if you need your item for a specific date.

History snippet: Sarah Coventry.
The brand Sarah Coventry was created on the back of a Newark, America based company founded in 1853 by Charles W. Stuart, which sold its items door to door. Nearly 100 years later, in 1949, his grandson, Bill Stuart became company president. Bill launched Caroline Emmons Inc. in February 1949, which saw jewellery being sold to consumers via party plan (similar to Tupperware parties). The following November, Bill launched Sarah Coventry Inc., taking the name from his granddaughter, which was also sold via party plan. It was Sarah Coventry that became the most popular, riding the wave of costume jewellery popularity and the need for housewives to supplement their incomes post war.

Despite selling approx 35,000 pieces each workday in the 1970s, the C. H. Stuart Company (C. W.'s son) declared bankruptcy in 1984 (this included Sarah Coventry Inc.). The jewellery brand had gained international sales / recognition and still remains highly collectible today.

For antique and vintage clothing, jewellery & accessories:
Website: www.hurdyburdy.com

Instagram @hurdyburdyvintage
Facebook @hurdyburdyvintage

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