Hudsons Estate Jewellery
Antique Glass Enamel Buttons
Antique Glass Enamel Buttons
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Explore the Beauty of Antique Glass Enamel Buttons
Add a touch of uniqueness to your shirt or jacket with these five antique glass enamel buttons.
The blue circular centres reveal smaller blue circles when the light hits them just right. Likewise, the green shapes aren't just a flat colour either - be sure to have a look at the video of them in the daylight.
Circa 1900s
Original box included
One button and backing missing from set
Diameter 15mm
Condition commensurate with age. Some of the small
enamel triangles are missing their green detailing.
Definition and Characteristics of Antique Buttons
Antique buttons are cherished collectibles that often showcase exquisite craftsmanship. Among these, glass enamel buttons stand out due to their vibrant colors and intricate designs. They were commonly used in clothing during the 19th and early 20th centuries. These buttons are unique because they mix functionality with artistry, making them perfect decor items or additions to vintage outfits.
Types and Styles
There are various types of antique glass enamel buttons, including painted, molded, and etched styles. Painted enamel buttons feature colorful designs, while molded buttons give a more three-dimensional appearance. Their diversity means that collectors can find options that reflect personal tastes, so whether you're looking for something elegant or whimsical, there is likely an antique button that fits the bill.
Caring for Your Antique Buttons
Proper care is essential for preserving your antique glass enamel buttons. Always store them in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. Use gentle cleaning methods, like a soft cloth, to maintain their shine. Collectors value these pieces not just for their beauty but also for their history, and so treating them with care ensures they can be enjoyed for years to come.
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