Vintage 1950s English Bone China Floral Brooch Earrings Set, Unsigned Pansy Rose

Step into the romantic, cottagecore elegance of postwar Britain with this exquisite vintage 1950s fine bone china floral brooch and matching screw-back earrings jewelry set. Hand-sculpted and meticulously hand-painted by master ceramic artisans, each piece in this matching suite showcases the breathtaking realism and delicate petal-layering that made English porcelain jewelry highly coveted worldwide.
The Matching Earrings: Feature a lovely, compact bouquet of a blooming pink tea rose nestled against a bright sunny-yellow primrose and soft magenta accent petals. They are securely mounted onto original gold-tone, non-pierced adjustable screw-back mechanisms.
The Cluster Brooch: Anchors the collection with a gorgeous, high-relief purple-and-yellow tricolor pansy flower (viola), beautifully offset by an opening pink rose bud and rich emerald-green leaves.
This timeless set serves as a magnificent addition to a shabby chic or coquette vanity tablescape, a beautiful springtime wedding guest accessory, or a highly prized heirloom for collectors of fine china.
Product Specifications:
Brand / Manufacturer: Unknown (Likely Denton)
Material Composition: Hand-Gathered Fine Bone China & Base Metal Settings 
Earring Backing Style: Non-Pierced Adjustable Screw-Back Fasteners 
Brooch Backing Style: Classic Horizontal Hinged Safety Pin Stem
Floral Varieties Shown: Tricolor Pansy (Viola), Pink Tea Rose, Yellow Primrose 
Era: Mid-Century Vintage (Circa 1950s Postwar Era) 
Condition Report:
Great vintage condition given the inherently fragile nature of three-dimensional bone china artwork. The painted glaze finish remains remarkably bright, vibrant, and glossy across all elements. The mechanical gold-tone earring screws turn smoothly, and the brooch safety pin opens and clips firmly. 
(Note: Under high magnification, the delicate tips of the flower petals and surrounding green leaves are beautifully clean, showing no major structural chips or fractures, which is exceptionally rare for estate china of this age).