Vintage 1930's-40's Metal Style Red Bouquet Brooch

Vintage metal or silver-tone flower bouquet brooch from around the 1930s to 1940s, featuring vibrant red glass stones. Hardware & Construction Identification Dog Tooth Prongs: The red glass stones are secured using prominent, folded triangular metal extensions known as dog tooth prongs. This style of stone-setting was highly popular in Czech costume jewelry and American metal pieces from the early-to-mid 20th century. C-Clasp Closure: A traditional C style clasp without a safety latch heavily points to an antique or early vintage production timeline (typically pre-1940s) before safety rolling mechanisms became standard. Metal Composition: The duller, textured finish with slight oxidation indicates it is likely cast from metal (a base metal alloy typical of Depression-era costume jewelry) or patinated base metal rather than high-polish sterling silver. see all photos 📸 for condition, wear, and size.