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21 End of Day Antique Glass Paperweight Buttons - Ball and Pin Shank

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    Posted 3 years ago

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    ehunt
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    Extremely Unique Antique Glass Paperweight Buttons -- Approx. 7/16" - End of Day - Probably 1870's - 1900's - Ball shaped and Pin Shank

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    1. AnythingObscure AnythingObscure, 3 years ago
      Any chance that somebody might be so kind to tell us all what "waistcoat balls" actually ARE?? All I can guess is something akin to buttons for whatever a 'waistcoat' is (I believe a now way out-of-fashion kind of vest??) and the googles are absolutely no help whatsoever... <grrr>
    2. ehunt ehunt, 3 years ago
      They are "Ball" shaped buttons used in Waistcoat's from the 1800's on. They can be glass, agate, metal, etc. I collect mainly glass and agate. They come in different forms(domed, flat, etc.), but are mainly material set in/on metal. Hope this helps and thanks for the question.
    3. PhilDMorris PhilDMorris, 10 months ago
      True beauties, wowser !~

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