| Banded Berry Cluster. This pattern is also known by several other names including Grape Cluster. Found in amethyst and lavender, either selling in the $40 to $80 range. |
Banded Criss Cross or just Criss Cross. Usually sell for between $80 and $100.
| Banded Flower. For want of a formal name, I'm calling this one Banded Flower. It's the only example I've seen and is lavender. It sold at a 1993 auction for $85.
| Beaded Clover. This pretty hatpin is in the collection of Carl and Eunice Booker.
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| Beaded Pinwheel. Also in the collection of Carl and Eunice Booker. One sold in 2011 for $160. |
Beaded Spiral. Yet another in the collection of Carl and Eunice Booker.
| Bee on Flower. Known only in dark or purple glass, these sell in the $550 to $600 range.
| Bird of Paradise. An exotic and very desirable hatpin. One sold for $2,000 in 2001.
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| Border Path variant. Similar to Border Path shown on the common hatpin page. More rare, so probably worth somewhat more. |
Bubbles. This one sold for $450 in 1995. Another one sold in 2001 with damage for $35 (but was bid up to $80 before the damage was found).
| Cane. This example was photographed while in a private collection. In 2001 one sold for $325.
| Cherries. Hatpins in this pattern usually sell in the $200 to $300 range although one brought $350 in 2011.
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| Concentric Circles. These are said not to be iridized. This one, in lavender, sold at a 1995 auction for $185. On eBay in 2005, one brought $194. In 2006, an amber brought $225. |
Daybreak. Similar to Sun's Up (see common hatpins), but smaller. Sold in 2003 for $500.
| Diamond and Oval. This pattern has a diamond superimposed over an oval base. It's in a private collection.
| Dinner Ring. Named after a similar button pattern. This one brought $550 in 2003 though another brought just $155 the same year. One sold for $100 in 2011.
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| Double Crown. These brownish hatpins are worth $40 to $50. |
Faceted Butterfly. One of these sold for $400 in 1996, another for $475 in 2003. In 2009, an example brought $300.
| Fancy Beetle. Highly desirable. One sold for $450 in 1995, another for $350 in 1997, a third for $1,000 in 2003 and one for $306 on eBay in 2006.
| Ferris Wheel. This one sold for $500 in 1995.
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| Floral Spray. Called Two Flowers at the 1993 auction where is brought $235. Another, by the name of Floral Spray, sold in 1998 for $125. |
Fuchsia Basket. This is the only one of these I've seen. It sold for $2,100 in 1995. Also known in green.
| Grape. This lavender hatpin is in the collection of Carl and Eunice Booker. One in green sold for $225 in 2011.
| Horsefly. The only example I've seen, it sold for $1,200 in 2003.
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| Jeweled Bug. In red, this pin was given this name at the 2003 auction where it brought $650. |
Laurel Jewel. Also a rare hatpin in the collection of Carl and Eunice Booker.
| Looped Buckle. This example sold for $200 at a 2003 auction.
| Lots of Diamonds. One of these sold for $60 at a 2002 auction.
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| Marvelous. A petal center with a ring of rhinestones. This one sold for $500 in 1995. |
Metal Framed. A flat iridized disk with metal design over that. Five similar pieces sold as a lot for $105 each in 1995. In 1998, five others sold for $10 to $25.
| Nautical. This one had no name when it sold in 1993 for $235. As it has a rope and anchor theme, I've suggested this name. The color was described as clambroth.
| Orchid. Also called Flower and Jewel. One sold in 1994 for $850, another in 1997 for $550.
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| Owl, Horned. Thought to be the only one known. Note the "horns" just above the eyes. Sold in 1997 for $1,800. One sold in 2006 for $850. |
Owl, metal frame. This blue owl is in a metal frame. Photographed while in the collection of the late John Britt.
| Owl, Tiny. Less than an inch in diameter, this example sold in 1995 for $350. Another brought $110 in 2007.
| Owl in Window. Supposedly a one-of-a-kind piece, this one sold in 2003 for $2,000, but in 2006, a lightly iridized example brought $400.
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| Propeller. The only example I know of, this pin sold at a 1995 auction for $700. |
Rectangular Diamonds. From the collection of Carl and Eunice Booker.
| Ribbon Triangle. I have two shown in my database. One sold for $400 in 1996, another for $475 in 2003.
| Spider. This amber pin sold for $85 in 1993. Ice green sold for $225 and $375 in 1993 and 1994. Marigold for $70 in 1998. Purple for $375 in 1999. Not all may be iridized.
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| Spider, King. A bit larger than most pins and the spider's legs extend to the edges. One brought $250 in 2007; two more $350 and $400 in 2011. |
Spinner. This marigold on milk glass example sold for $175 in 1993.
| Star and Flower. In blue; the only example I've seen. This one sold for $1,000 in 1995.
| Stork. This rare hatpin has the distinction of being the most expensive sold at auction. It brought $2,600 in 1995.
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| Three Leaf. Previously unreported, this pin sold for $185 at a 2000 auction. I've used this name for want of a better one. |
True Scarab. As with most insect hatpins, it's very desirable. This example sold for $1,000 in 1995, another for $700 in 1997.
| Twin Gators. One of these sold for $1,400 in 1997, another (or perhaps the same one), for $2,000 in 2003. In 2006, one brought $600, and in 2008, another sold for $700.
| Ugly Bug. Another very desirable hatpin. This one sold for $1,640 in 1997, another for $1,700 the same year. A third (or one of the others) for $1,200 in 2003.
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| Zig Zag. This amber hatpin was photographed while in the collection of the late John Britt. |
Lizzard. Owned by Duane and Norma Uusitalo. One of two known. |
Three Hearts. Sold on eBay in 2005 for $128. |
Pith Helmet. Sold in 2007 for $850. |
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