Each piece is from the mid-1930s. The figure of her doing a curtsy is 1.75” tall. Her blue sailor-style dress has an anchor emblem at the center. Couple of near microscopic craze lines in the enamel, mostly on her legs and barely showing at all. The piece is N. Mint and we’ve seen only a couple in 4 decades. The piece almost never seen, and this may be the one we sold some 30 years ago, is a 1-1/16” dia. brass pin with blue rim text “Shirley Temple’s Pet Rowdy." The dog is die-cut and posed with his front paws over the lower edge of the pin as if he is peering through the circle. Near microscopic speck of enamel off one eyebrow and one claw of one foot but hardly detectable. Beautiful glossy enamel with tan accents plus tiny touches of red on the dog’s eyes and mouth. A rare pair.