Black Americana Jewelry Early Rare Caricature Back Face Broach Vintage 1900's

Genuine Collectible Turn of the Century Black. Bakelite jewelry was most popular during the Art Deco period, which began in 1909 and lasted until the 1940s. The pieces were popular during the heyday of the Art Deco period and many of the pieces remain popular today. This one is an early piece, exceptional and a Rare Find! Black African American Caricature Head with Bulging Eyes &.

Back of Broach Has A Copper Pin on Back to Attach to Clothing to hold in place. Measure Height 2 inches Width. Guaranteed to be Genuine & Authentic.

This item is not meant to offend anyone as there are many collectors of this material culture, many of which are African Americans. These types of relics are a part of American history and sought after by museums, private collectors and and professors of Black History. Called "ethic notions" they are also used for educational purposes to show how stereotypes evolved and to dispel them.

Julian Bond was a well know collector of Black Americana and even did the introduction for the (Antique Trader's Black Americana Price Guide). The item "Black Americana Jewelry Early Rare Caricature Back Face Broach Vintage 1900's" is in sale since Tuesday, January 12, 2016.

This item is in the category "Collectibles\Cultures & Ethnicities\Black Americana\Other Black Americana". The seller is "rarefindsa-z" and is located in Lansing, Michigan.

This item can be shipped worldwide.