Florida Spring Time Antique Button Auction 2024-04-10 Auction - 565 Price Results - Lion and Unicorn in FL - Page 10
Florida Spring Time Antique Button Auction
THE RAREST BUTTON IN THE AUCTION
One of the top Rarities in the auction-Lalique Nymph
A rare division one reverse painted glass pictorial button
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Hollywood, FL, United States
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Florida Spring Time Antique Button Auction

Delve into a delightful array of vintage and antique buttons, each telling a unique story. Explore styles ranging from the elegant designs of the 18th & 19th Century to the intricate craftsmanship of Under Glass, Shibayama, and Satsuma buttons. Transport yourself to the charm of the Gay 90s era or admire the beauty of Jade, Pictorial, Handkerchief, Shakudo, and Metal Works buttons. Discover the allure of buttons crafted from Natural Materials, Jeweled pieces, Enamels, Crest/Livery designs, Presidential buttons and more. Uncover treasures in large bags filled with assorted buttons and beyond, each waiting to add a touch of history and personality to your collection.
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A small card of hand painted Casein buttons: 3 Small 20th century buttons by Edith and Alan Brooks. These little gems have become quite popular over the years. Hand painted on Casein in England by the husband wife team of Edith and Alan Brooks.
Est.
$120
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$150
SOLD
A division three pictorial Diamond "D" button: 1 Large 20th century copper colored figural button. These plastic electroplated finished buttons with a "D" in a diamond shape on the back for the manufacturer are highly sought after and we have not
Est.
$60
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$100
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A division three wood and Bakelite button: 1 Large 20th century realistic green crab button. This cool vibrant green is a most unusual color Bakelite laminated onto a wood base in realistic shape. From the collection of Nikki Deal of
Est.
$120
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$180
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A division one pictorial brass insect button: 1 extra large size 19th century spider web button. Here is a beautifully detailed brass picture button showing a spider and a fly on a detailed web. From the collection of Nikki Deal. Issued:
Est.
$150
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$250
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A division three black glass insect button: 1 Large early 20th century iridescent black glass oval button. Here is a beautiful iridescent lustered black glass with a cone shank. The body of the insect is highlighted with gold luster filled
Est.
$80
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$120
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A card of division one black glass buttons: 35 S/M/L 19th century glass including enameled. This nice card includes a great sew thru realistic leaf, lacy style, intaglio, shapes and more. From the collection of the late Shirley Case. Issued:
Est.
$120
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$180
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A division one pictorial black glass button: 1 Large size 19th century lacy black glass BOW button. Here is a beautiful button not often found depicting a fashion accessory bow on a black glass lacy style button. Beautiful detail and design. If
Est.
$80
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$120
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A small card of division one lacy glass buttons: 4 S/M 19th century buttons from the Czech Republic. This lot includes 2 small and 2 medium example in fine condition. Nice lot. Issued: DIVISION 1=PRE 1918 AND DIVISION 3 IS AFTER 1918 Dimensions:
Est.
$150
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$250
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A small card of Division one Lacy glass buttons: 3 Large 19th century glass buttons including patterns. This lot of Czechoslovakian glass buttons includes a beautiful full body red paisley designed example along with an opaque off white example and
Est.
$200
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$350
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A small card of colorful glass buttons: 2 Large early 20th century colored glass including a paisley. These two buttons are known as cone shanks as they were made for hat pins as well as buttons. Useable in competition in Division nine as
Est.
$150
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$200
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A division three English Bimini glass button: 1 Large size 20th century backmarked scarce red button. This lot is for a beautiful cobalt colored glass and silver lustered clown face backmarked button from the Bimini glass company of the 1940's
Est.
$100
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$300