Here is a cream plastic button with a white glass disc in the middle. It has a leaf design on it in gold lustre and is quite different. It measures a little over 3 cm.
This button is of clear perspex with a decorative filigree centre in metal. It is a very pretty design with a small flower in the middle. It measures 3 cm.
Here is a nice pressed cream glass button featuring a mill and water wheel. It has been painted brown and rubbed back to add to the detail and give it a very good look. It has a self shank.
This button is of black and blue glass and is oval in shape. The blue is only on the top and has black lines flowing through it. The button is moulded in a wavy manner and is highly domed. It has a self shank and measures 3 1/2cm x 2 1/2cm so is quite large.
These two chunky bakelite buttons are carved nicely. They look good enough to eat! One is a nice shade of orange and the other is yellow (actually applejuice bakelite). They both have a metal loop shank and measure a little under 3 cm.
These three Mother of Pearl buttons have all been carved in basic designs. The colour of the shell in the second one is quite different to the other two. They are all four hole sew through type and are a reasonable size.
These coconut shell buttons are modern but are very collectable. They are painted or embossed in various designs and are just a nice splash of colour. I have quite a few in my collection.
This group of three ceramic buttons were made in South Africa by some local village ladies. It is nice to support them by buying their buttons and I have quite a few. These three are all large and quite dramatic.