Art Institute of Chicago Multilana Rabbit Brooch Gold-Plated Pin Signed J913
$150.00
Art Institute of Chicago Multilana Rabbit Brooch Gold-Plated Pin Signed J913
• Art Institute of Chicago Multilana Rabbit Brooch
• Vintage costume jewelry
• Crafted from gold-plated base metal
• Featuring a rabbit figure pin
• Vintage-inspired etched hare or rabbit brooch
• Aged gold-tone metal finish
• It measures approximately 1.75 inches in width
• The back is marked MULTILANA and AIC, which stands for the Art Institute of Chicago
• It has a secure locking pin at the back that functions properly
• Good condition
• J913
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