Oval Brooch with Floral Enamel and Gold-Tone Filigree

This is an oval-shaped brooch, likely made from a base metal with a gold-tone finish, evident from its slightly tarnished or aged appearance. The central design features a prominent, raised, gold-colored motif that appears to be a stylized owl or perhaps a grotesque figure with large eyes and intricate feathering or foliage. This central element is set against a background of glossy, cream or light gold enamel. Surrounding the central motif and extending to the edges of the oval is a vibrant pink enamel work, depicting floral or leafy patterns that give the piece a delicate yet ornate aesthetic. The borders of the brooch are embellished with a decorative filigree or textured metalwork, suggesting a certain level of craftsmanship. There are visible dark areas, possibly wear or patina, especially around the edges and within the crevices of the metalwork, indicative of its age or use. The overall construction appears solid, with no immediately obvious signs of major damage or repair, although closer inspection might reveal minor enamel chips or metal tarnishing not fully clear from the image. The style suggests it could be from the mid-20th century, possibly aiming for an Art Nouveau or Victorian revival look due to its organic shapes and enameling techniques. The quality of the enamel appears consistent, and the relief of the central motif adds depth to the piece.