Here we have two groups of silver metalized plastic buttons from the 1990’s onwards.
The designs are many and varied from floral, geometric and swirly patterns. I have gathered these buttons from opp shops over the years.

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Here we have two groups of silver metalized plastic buttons from the 1990’s onwards.
The designs are many and varied from floral, geometric and swirly patterns. I have gathered these buttons from opp shops over the years.
Here are two sparkly buttons made of filigree white metal with a large clear paste centre.
They have a metal loop shank and are a little over 2 cm.
SUSAN CLARKE ORIGINALS
I bought these buttons at a Patchwork shop ten years or more ago. They are rather pretty with white enamel background and a little pink flower in a heart shaped brass button. I do not know anything about them.
These three Bakelite buttons are mottled colours of Blue, Red and Green.
They are two layered with a complimentary colour. The cut away design shows the colour underneath and they are a little unusual being oval shaped.
These plastic buttons were made for Beutron in the late 1960’s.
They are all sew through type and their colours are subtle compared to colours used today. They may be rather plain but the colours blended nicely or were a great contrast to the colours of the fabric of the day.
The first button is of white metal with seven purple paste stones glued into a diamond pattern and is rather smart.
The second one has a large paste stone set in the middle being surrounded by many small pink stones. They are both quite glitzy and would really show up in the evening light.
This group of Bakelite buttons are all in the shade of brown. Two are very unusual shapes; one a long log type the other a rectangle. They have a nice look and feel about them.
Here are three groups of Moulded Tin buttons, some from the 1920’s and some from the 1940’s.
They all have a tin back and shank. The designs are varied, some with dotted patterns, some with flowers etc.
Here are some basic Mother of Pearl buttons with just a little simple carving. Also shown are six small rather pretty realistic flower buttons on their original card.
Here we have two groups of Blazer buttons, one lot being silver coloured and the other gold.
They are mainly metalized plastic although a few are actually metal. There is a variety of subject matter on them but Yachts, Shields and Crowns are very common. They range in size from 1 1/2cm to just under 3 cm.