Here are six cream coloured pressed plastic buttons from the 1930’s.
They each have a different design pressed into them and are nice in their individual way. All the different designs intrigue me.

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Here are six cream coloured pressed plastic buttons from the 1930’s.
They each have a different design pressed into them and are nice in their individual way. All the different designs intrigue me.
This card shows some pressed plastic buttons in a mauvy/pink colour which was popular in the 1930’s – 40’s.
There is also a buckle in a matching colour. Many of this type of button were made in various colours (usually subtle) during that period.
These two buttons are very good imitations of snakeskin. They were probably worn on a leather coat. They both have a tin back and metal loop shank.
Here is another brass picture button.
It depicts two children near what appears to be a well or fountain. The detail is very good. It measures approx 3 1/2 cm.
These four leather buttons are modern and all have stitching around them.
The square ones are just a little different. Three are sew through type with eyelet trim while the other one has a metal loop shank. They are quite large at 3 cm.
This week I have had two “must haves” for my button room.
One is a little metal sign that says “Cute as a Button.” The other I actually got at a Second Hand Shop where I visit most weeks. Who would want it other than a Button Collector I do not know. It is a blue Ceramic plaque of a button. I think I was meant to have them.
Here we have two groups of old plastic buttons. They are all of a domed shape, the first group being plain. The second group have patterns on them. They are a variety of sizes.
Both of these buttons are tinted brass in a rusty red colour.
One has a floral design with a type of shell shape encircling a bird. The other one has a little girl’s face within a circle added to a leafy design. They both have a Japanned tin back and metal loop shank and measure approx 3 cm. I think they are both lovely.
Here is yet another braid covered button. It has a black painted tin back with a metal loop shank and measures just under 2 1/2 cm. It would have been a time consuming task.
These two buttons are modern and were also in my parcel from England. They have a flower shaped escutcheon in the middle and measure 2 1/2cm.