Vintage Corocraft Sterling "Bouquet" Brooch | Alfred Katz 1944 | Book Piece

A Documented Masterwork of Mid-Century American Costume Jewelry Few pieces arrive with this level of provenance. The Corocraft "Bouquet" brooch is a substantial, collector-documented pin designed by Alfred Katz and patented in 1944 — appearing by name in the 1944 Sears Catalog and catalogued on page 138 of American Costume Jewelry by Brunialti, the definitive reference for serious collectors. Design & Craftsmanship Heavy gold-plated over sterling silver construction — marked Corocraft Sterling Lush spray of red round and marquise rhinestones paired with sparkling clear multi-faceted stones Sculptural depth at approx. 1.7" W × 3.1" H × 0.6" deep — a commanding presence on any lapel or collar Provenance & Documentation Patent date 1944, designer attribution: Alfred Katz Named "Bouquet" in the 1944 Sears Catalog Published in American Costume Jewelry by Brunialti, p. 138 — a true book piece Condition Pre-owned vintage. Rhinestones are bright and secure; sterling base retains excellent structural integrity. Please review all photos carefully. An exceptional acquisition for Coro/Corocraft specialists and Alfred Katz collectors.