BROOCH, silver, in the shape of a horseshoe, middle part with initials, early 20th century, indistinct stamps, KOTILJUGON MARK, silver, in the shape of a dove, blue light blue silk bow.

The height of the pigeon incl. bracket 2 cm

History: A cotillion badge is a small emblem or brooch worn at the dance cotiljong, a French dance popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. The cotillion was often an ending to proms and could include various tours and improvisations, and the mark was a way to mark participation in this dance and its playful character.
Cotillion badges could be made of different materials, such as silk ribbons and metal, and could have different shapes, such as doves or hearts. Sometimes they were decorated with flowers or other motifs.
In summary, the cotillion mark was a small symbol of participation in a festive and social activity popular during a certain period of time, and its appearance varied depending on the manufacturer and context.