
Here is a button of pressed metal depicting a cornucopia with flowers flowing out. I do not understand the relevance of the small cut out star in the centre. It measures just over 3 1/2cm.

All things buttons & more …

Here is a button of pressed metal depicting a cornucopia with flowers flowing out. I do not understand the relevance of the small cut out star in the centre. It measures just over 3 1/2cm.

These two red plastic buttons have a geometric design cut into them They were given to me by a lady who let me go through her button jar recently. They are sew through type.


Here are two domed wooden buttons with symbols on them like noughts and crosses grid. They have a plastic shank embedded in the back. I got them in my Xmas present from my friend Suzanne.

These three buttons are of the same design but are different colours and sizes. They feature a man (warrior like) on a horse and probably are blazer buttons. They are modern and have a self shank.

Another year has gone by so quickly. I hope it has been good for everyone and that we all have a Happy Christmas with family and friends. May the new year bring good health and much happiness. If we have good health then we are blessed. I show a Christmas button which is modern, sew through type and made of resin. It is nice and bright for the festive season.

Here is a tin button with a plain border encircling a pretty brass flower design which stands out nicely. It would have been really lovely in its original condition although I still feel these buttons have a certain charm with their wear over time.

Here is a Celluloid buckle in a tan colour. It is embellished in gold and black with some yellow lines which give it a good look. It has a tin back and would come from the 1930’s and 1940’s.

Here is a metal button featuring a young girl in a bonnet which has been pressed into the metal. It is a concave shape which makes the head stand out. It measures just under 2 1/2cm.

I have quite a few buttons on their original cards and most have been bought at Opp shops. These are stored in a set of old sewing machine drawers which my brother put together for me. It is a good way of keeping them in order.


Here are two photos of a mass of various buttons. My friend Margaret spent 3 months in England last year and she loves opp shopping and bought all these buttons for me. What a nice surprise it was. They are many and varied. There were many more but this is all I could fit in two photos.