Trifari Alfred Philippe

2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe

2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe

2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe
These lovely collectible brooches are vintage 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins designed by Alfred Philippe. These brooch pins feature a whimsical fly design with a jelly belly shape, adding a playful and unique touch to any outfit.

Crafted from sterling silver, these pins are beautiful pieces of vintage jewelry from the midcentury era that exude charm and nostalgia. Perfect for those who appreciate classic and quirky accessories with a touch of vintage flair. The big fly measures 2" by 2" and the smaller fly measures 1.75" by 1.5".

The brooches both have red rhinestone eyes. They are each signed sterling and DES Pat. I have included a fine handmade wool bib on which to display the brooches as a necklace if you wish.


2 1940s Signed Sterling CROWN TRIFARI FLIES Jelly Belly Pins by Alfred Philippe