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Item #: brmop20. Buttons: Mother of pearl, circa 1870's. Price $60 .



Item #: brmop22. Buttons: Mother of pearl, Circa 1870's. Price $80.



Item #: brmodg20(2). Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass). Price $65



Item #: brmodg28. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass).
Price $75. SOLD



Item #: brmodg27. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass).
Price $75.





Item #: brmod23 Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass). (Browns in picture are actually pink/red) Price $75.SOLD

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



Item #: brmodgl1. Buttons: Czech glass of the 1950's. Price $65.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Item #: brmodgl3. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass). Price $75. SOLD


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Item #: brmod27. Buttons:" Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass). Price $75.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



Item #: brmodg26. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass). Price $75. SOLD


 

 

 

 



Item #: brdes5. Buttons: Picture buttons of the 1880's. Price $235.

FROM BOTTOM LEFT COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Merveille use of the French Fops; Scaramouch; Ariel from The Tempest; Lohengrin, from the opera; Yum-Yum, from The Mikado; Pierrot and Pierrette (True Love), from The Commedia Dell'Arte.



Item #: brmop8. Buttons: Mother of pearl, circa 1870's. Price $65.



Item #: brornt1. Buttons: Oriental themes of the 1880's. Price $210.



Item #: brpewt1. Pewter buttons. Circa 1870's. Price $115sold.



Item #: brmop17. Buttons: Mother of Pearl. Circa 1870's. Price $65.



Item #: brenam1. Buttons: Enamel buttons of the late 1800's. Price $130. SOLD



Item #: brmop16 Buttons: Mother of pearl. Circa 1870's. Price $65.



Item #: brpewt2. Buttons: Pewter buttons. Circa 1870's. Price $115.



Item #: brmop6. Buttons: Mother of Pearl. Circa 1870's. Price $70. SOLD



Item #: brdes2. Buttons: Art Deco and other designs. Circa 1880-1910.
Price $115. SOLD



Item #: brmop24. Buttons: Mother of pearl. Circa 1870's.
Price $75. Sold



Item #: brmop19.Mother of pearl. Circa 1870's. Price $65SOLD.



Item #: brmop23. Buttons: Mother of Pearl. Circa 1870's. Price $65.





Item #: brmop26. Buttons: Mother of pearl, circa 1870's. Price $75.SOLD



Item #: brmod25. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass). Price $75.



Item #: brmop25. Buttons: Mother of pearl, circa 1870's. Price $70. SOLD



Item #: brmodgl3. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass). Price $75.




Item #: brmodgl4. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass). Price $75.





Item #: brmodgl5. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass). Price $75.





Item #: brmodg29. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass). Price $75.





Item #: brmodg21. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass). Price $75.

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Item #: brmodg31. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass).
Price $75.




Item #: brmodgl8. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass).
Price $75.
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Item #: brmodg20. Buttons: "Modern Glass" 1918-1950's. Includes all types of glass buttons manufactured since 1918. The end of the first world war with its disruption of normal economic activity and new political boundaries is a convenient cut-off date to mark the end of the Edwardian Period and the beginning of the modern era: the era of the emancipated woman, with mass produced, inexpensive, light hygienic and comfortable clothing corresponding changes in contemporary buttons. After the war, Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia, resumed in glassmaking, and between 1918-1940 produced colorful and beautiful glass buttons. After WWII, West Germany produced the most beautiful "moonglows" (the iridescent glass).
Price $75.
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Item #: brdes4. Buttons: Picture buttons of the 1880's. Price $125.

From bottom, going clockwise: Girl Archer; Sarah Lennox at Holland House; Charles V of Spain and Germany (1500-1558); The Trumpet of Cracow; King Arthur.



Item #: brlckt1. Buttons: Flower buttons of the 1880's on a silvered LOCKET BRACELET; each button is set on a locket. Price $130 SOLD.




Item #: brpewt3. Buttons: Pewter buttons. Circa 1870's. Price $115.



Item #: brpewt4. Buttons: Pewter buttons. Circa 1870's. Price $115.SOLD



Item #: brpewt5. Buttons: Pewter buttons. Circa 1870's. Price $115.



Item #: brpewt6. Buttons: Pewter buttons. Circa 1870's. Price $115.



Item #: brpewt9. Buttons: Pewter buttons. Circa 1870's. Price $115.



Item #: brpewt10. Buttons: Pewter buttons. Circa 1870's. Price $115.


 


Item #: brpewt11. Buttons: Pewter buttons. Circa 1870's. Price $115.



Item #: brlkt2. Flower buttons of the 1880's on a silvered LOCKET BRACELET; each button is set on a locket. Price $125.
SOLD

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