Art Deco 1920s Hat Pin Holder or Bud Vase Sterling Silver Banded Rocket Form Lancaster & Sons Hanley small pan Manganese was used as early

Manganese was used as early as the second century BC and was used during the 17th and 18th centuries

This scarf dates to the end of the fashion house and is an obvious attempt to appeal to those younger customers with its mod floral design and its orange-red and turquoise colour combination

which was so prevalent at the time

The sash buckle could be turned into a brooch

Art Deco 1920s Hat Pin Holder or Bud Vase Sterling Silver Banded Rocket Form Lancaster & Sons Hanley small pan Manganese was used as earlyThis is a wonderful 1920s or early 1930s hat pin holder or bud vase made in an art deco rocket form by Lancaster & Sons of Hanley, England. The piece is finished in a peach lustre glaze with a transfer printed chintz floral pattern around its top. The top collar is banded with sterling silver that is impressed with Sterling Silver, not typical sterling marking for British silver, which makes me think that this was an export piece that perhaps had the