What is an anthropomorphic pin?

An anthropomorphic pin is a type of jewelry designed to resemble human or animal figures, often with stylized or whimsical features.

What styles are common in vintage anthropomorphic pins?

Vintage anthropomorphic pins often feature playful, figural designs ranging from realistic to cartoonish, popular in mid-20th century costume jewelry.

How can I identify the era of a vintage pin like this one?

Era identification can be based on design style, materials used, and manufacturing techniques. However, without specific markings or provenance, the exact era may be difficult to determine.

What is the difference between a scatter pin and a figural pin?

A scatter pin is a small decorative pin often worn in multiples, while a figural pin specifically depicts a recognizable figure or shape, such as animals or people.

How should I care for vintage pins to preserve their condition?

To preserve vintage pins, avoid exposure to moisture and harsh chemicals, store them separately to prevent scratching, and clean gently with a soft cloth.

Anthropomorphic Rotten Banana Google Eyes Pin

$32.00

Vintage "rotten" happy banana anthropomorphic google eyes pin. The paint on this pin has "glaze pops" that appear as little circles which happened in the manufacturing process. These pins were always sloppily painted by the manufacturer. It measures 1 3/4" long. One eye is slightly flogged. No big deal. Sold as is.

I have this vintage pin in various paint patterns listed in separate listings. you may want to check those out as well.

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Anthropomorphic Rotten Banana Google Eyes Pin

$32.00

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