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New York and became one of America's most recognized tableware manufacturers
and a striking "whale tail" silhouette — wide at the top
sold alongside brush-and-comb sets and mirrored trays at department stores like Marshall Field and Gimbel Brothers
the enamel is slightly thicker on some petals than others — a characteristic of hand-applied enamel work from this era
Condition: Good vintage
Pinback, Mini Dog Breed Pin, German Spitz, Tin Lithograph, Vintage, USA, 1940s–1950s disney New York and became oneA white Spitz on a blue background three quarters of an inch of dog breed history. In the 1940s and 50s, small lithographed tin pinback buttons depicting dog breeds were popular novelty items and collector's pieces tiny portraits of beloved breeds rendered in vivid color on inch metal buttons. Original, not reproductions, these are in very good vintage condition with the expected wear of items now 70+ years old. The German Spitz the word "Spitz"
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