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PAM Flower Brooch (back view)
This flower pin is one of my favorites.
If you want a pin that is a signature Harriete Estel Berman piece that this is it. Taking the most mundane of materials and transforming it into something amazing. Note the little red tomato center from a Hunt's Tomato can.
The pin will be noticed every where you go.
Pam is such a weird consumer product, and yet the can is so great!!!!!!!!
Did you ever think about the 1000's of dollars spent on designing packaging. This packaging is like a work of art, yet it is normally just thrown away.
These flower pins are all one of a kind, totally, weird and original.
Pam Flower Brooch
LAYERS:
Hunt’s Tomato Sauce center with tomato image;
Pam Cooking Spray tin in red text with yellow bkgrd and green;
Pam Cooking Spray Nutrition Label; Pam Cooking Spray with image of vegetables.
Domed Center construction
BACK: Vintage tin with “IPS” text in red, yellow & green, pink flowers against yellow hatched pattern; Hallmarked with my iron hallmark so you know that it was made by Harriete Estel Berman.
All pins are one of a kind.
Diameter 3 7/8”
Flower pin 61.4L8.10/ 575
SOLD
All Flower Brooches are one of a kind
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Deadline to apply: August 15, 2013
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