Victorian-Style Sterling Silver Floral Wreath Brooch

This item is a circular 'wreath' style brooch or pin, likely crafted from sterling silver or a high-quality silver-toned metal. The piece features a continuous repoussé and chased floral motif throughout its circumference, characterized by alternating rose blossoms and scrolling acanthus-like foliage. The metal exhibits a dark incidental patina in the recessed areas, which provides high contrast and highlights the intricate sculptural details of the casting. Physically, the item appears to be small to medium in size (approximately 1 to 1.5 inches in diameter). The construction shows a slightly domed profile with a hollow or semi-hollow back typical of mid-20th-century costume or fine jewelry. While no visible hallmarks are present on the face, the style is evocative of the Edwardian or Victorian Revival period, common in mid-century jewelry production (circa 1940s-1970s). The condition appears excellent with no visible dents, significant scratches, or loss of plating; the pin mechanism hinge and clasp are partially visible on the right edge, indicating a horizontal fastening. The craftsmanship is of high quality, demonstrating crisp detailing in the floral textures and a well-finished outer rim.