Help with costume jewelry?

[plousia]

Wondering if I can get some help dating and identifying some costume jewelry. Hope it's ok if I put them all in one thread; didn't want to start a new thread for every single one.

We have:

• a metal peach with very realistic pit (sadly with some paint chips)
• a sort of stylized rose in what I believe is bakelite. Could this be called Art Deco? Might it be c. 30s?
• a funky metal poodle with what appears to be real fur. Already found several of this guy online actually, he seems to date to c. 50s.
• a stylish metal lady in black and gold with pearls. No idea.
• some people who were just so cute I had to buy them. No idea about them at all. Not even sure of the material, but it is quite lightweight.
• a mother-of-pearl brooch which I'm not sure is that old, but no idea. Bought it mainly because it looked kind of Art Deco.
• an enamel (?) pin which I bought because it was so adorable thinking maybe 60s or 70s, but looking at the back I'm unsure it's even that old.

Other than the poodle which I found some other examples of, and the brooch which I think is probably Bakelite, I haven't any other clues. Any help is very welcome.

Apologies for poor pic quality, took them on my phone and didn't do any editing.

 

[plousia]

Going to put answers here as I research and hopefully figure out all of these. The black and gold enamel lady appears to be from the 1980s; I found a few similar examples, including one which is the identical style but different colours and rhinestones instead of pearls. Her pin appears to be a replacement, attached a bit crookedly; you can see where the original pin was attached at her knee and neck. The other example I found has the longer original pin.

 

[poppysvintageclothing]

The mink poodle pin would be 60s.

 

[plousia]

The mink poodle pin would be 60s.

Thanks; I'm curious because most of these I'm seeing dated to the 50s. Is it that this particular style would be 60s, or are most people dating these wrong? Are they thinking of the 1950s poodle skirt fad?

 

[plousia]

For the people: I can't find an exact example. I found several similar brooches made of two lady mimes' faces in the same style; one of the mimes has a red neck bow. None with a man and woman, or hat and curly hair like this one. A few of them were identified as celluloid, which makes sense I think. They are dated all over the place from 1930s to 70s.

 

[plousia]

I since found one example of the same people brooch on Worthpoint, unfortunately with no date. I think they're probably c. 1930s? The peach I believe is probably c. 1930s as well; this type of enameled pot metal jewelry was apparently common during the war and the Great Depression.