The use of a reflective film behind gold filagree helped to give the buttons a twinkle when they caught the light! I also love that it gives a mixed metal result for those of us who love silver and gold together.
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Post 1920’s buttons - 7/8” diameter
Early 1900’s small mirror back button - 1/2” diameter
The delicate pear branch motif on these buttons is wonderful. They are great for fall, but definitely need to be worn year round. Classic heirloom earrings you will love!
These late 1800 buttons are in pristine condition! AND…they are silver toned! There are many more gold toned buttons from this period, as they were more popular. That makes silver tone buttons much more scarce. So for your consideration…these wonderful button earrings. I only have three sets, so don’t delay!
Bright cut pewter buttons date from the 1890’s and are just breathtaking! The artisans would etch the design by hand, so even if you have a set, no two are perfectly alike. I have set these with the shank left on to preserve their collectibility. Simple, light and striking!
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1890’s bright cut pewter buttons 1/2” diameter
Sterling Silver ear wires
Glass silver faceted bead dangle
Finished length - 3/4” without dangle & 1 1/8”with the dangle.
There is always someone who likes to wear tiny earrings, and these are sure to please! Choose from Vintage Czech glass button earrings or Antique silver glove button earrings… such a big bang in a small size!
Such a lot of pop in such a simple Bracelet! This will just slip onto your wrist and you can gently bend it larger or smaller. A great piece for layering or for the minimalist!
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Vintage mid century composition button - 3/4” diameter
A wonderful vintage carved smoky pearl button is shown off against a vintage mother of pearl button. Pearl buttons have the ability to pick up whatever color you are wearing, which gives this piece great versatility!
This is a button, most likely post 1920’s, that is made to look like an expensive jeweled button on Bakelite. I believe it is all plastic, celluloid and some type of metal trim. Nonetheless, it is striking and large and would finish off a textile product with much drama!
This button is considered a Theatre button and was popular in the late 1800’s. The figures on this button were representations of characters from the Early professional theatre called Commedia dell’arte also called Italian Comedy, since it originated in Italy. It was popular entertainment between the 16th & 18th century.
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Late 1800’s Theatre Button 1 1/2 “ diameter / 38 mm
Stamped Brass, heavily tinted, with steel back and wire shank
These late 1800’s tinted buttons are getting harder to find. This is a stylized Victorian design with a mauve to burgundy to lavender tint…depending on the light. So sweet!