Vintage Enamel Bow Brooch with Faux Pearl Drops

This is a vintage enamel brooch designed in the shape of a multi-looped bow, featuring two dangling faux pearl drops. The brooch is predominantly off-white or cream-colored, with a glossy enamel finish. Each 'ribbon' segment of the bow is artfully outlined with a thin, contrasting gold-tone trim, providing definition and a touch of elegance. The construction suggests a metal base, likely a base metal, over which the enamel has been applied. The bow design exhibits a three-dimensional quality, with overlapping 'ribbons' giving it depth. Below the main bow structure, two tear-drop shaped faux pearls are suspended from small gold-tone rings, which are attached to the brooch by small connector loops. Visible condition issues include some wear to the gold-tone trim along the edges of the bow, where the underlying metal or discolored enamel is showing through, indicative of its age and use. There are also a few minor scuffs and imperfections in the cream enamel surface of the bow itself. The faux pearls appear to be in good condition with a consistent luster, though closer inspection might reveal minor surface abrasions. The back of the brooch, though not visible, would typically feature a pin and clasp mechanism. Given the aesthetic and construction, it likely dates to the mid-20th century, possibly the 1950s or 1960s, a period known for popularizing costume jewelry with enamel and faux pearls. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided image. The craftsmanship, while not high-end fine jewelry, is typical of well-made vintage costume jewelry, aiming for a stylish yet accessible accessory.