These are all I have left of typewriter key rings and I will not be restocking them. I am unable to take requests so when they are gone, they are gone. The ring base is silver toned and adjustable. They are so fun, so snag one while you can!
This little phone was given away in the 1960’s as an advertising promotion. Many of us confiscated these from our folks to use for our Barbies! The back says: “The Princess Phone - It’s little, it’s lovely, it lights”! Such a fun conversation piece (no pun intended).
Features:
vintage advertising phone - 5/8” x 1 1/2”
Vintage button - 1” diameter
Silver tone adjustable ring base - (very comfortable wide band)
This is an unusual button, a wonderful horse set into another button. I’ve stacked it on yet another button to give it more depth. Gold with some copper tones & some silver tones makes it so versatile!
Features:
Vintage Horse button/set on metal button - 1 1/8” diameter
This beautiful ring is made from a Mid-Century man’s Cufflink. The textured gold frames a gorgeous art glass cabachon that resembles tiger eye. Such a dramatic statement Ring!
This Lenticular (moving picture) piece has been repurposed from a 1960’s clip earring into a ring. Amaze your friends…(& yourself) with this fun throwback to the days of pop art!
I’ve given flight to this dramatic vintage bead, to live its’ next life as a wonderful statement Ring! I do not know what the material is…Bakelite, Chinese jade, Cinnabar or just plain composition…either way, it has a beautiful sheen and you will LOVE it!
This 1960’s - 70’s modernist repurposed clip earring makes such an architectural and super cool ring! I’ve mounted it on a wide gold tone adjustable band and it is super comfortable!
Features:
Circa 1960’s plastic repurposed clip earring - 1” x 7/8”
So much to love about this late 1800’s button! The stylized design of Grain….wheat? Corn? The button has a silver cast with just a hint of subtle gold showing through. The wide no pinch band is comfortable & adjustable. Historically chic!
The insides of vintage watches are interesting as well as beautiful. This circa 1950’s 17 jeweled watch working makes a great statement piece. The sharp contrast between the gold gears and silver toned metal is stunning.
So much to love about this late 1800’s button! The stylized design, the striking contrast of silver & gold and the comfortable adjustable wide band. Historically chic!
This early 1900’s metal & celluloid piece is half of a buckle and exquisite! The antiqued gold toned filigree band is adjustable. This buckle is over 100 years old and has some surface cracks, but still deserves to be admired.
