Closures - Remnants

Dear Friends, My shop will be on pause the month of June. I hope to be back in July.

These shaded pearl buttons are much prettier in person than I can capture in a picture. I’ve used a wonderful combination of Pearl buttons, A lovely piece you will LOVE!

Edit: Necklace SOLD
These shaded pearl buttons are much prettier in person than I can capture in a picture. I’ve used a wonderful combination of Pearl buttons, lovely pieces you will LOVE! See links in comments.

This stunning vintage Japanese Damascene necklace (Circa 1930’s) is in its’ original unaltered condition. A butterfly shaped pendant suspended from a chain of plaques is the main feature. The pieces feature various inlaid scenes in silver and gold.

Damascene is a very complex and painstaking technique of inlaying metal into metal.
The box clasp is inlaid with K24 referring to the gold content. This bracelet is an astonishing 20” which is longer than usual for the time period.

Check out the link in comments for a coordinating bracelet.

Edit: Bracelet SOLD
Imagine the dapper man that never left his home without his stylish cuff links. These exquisite pieces are reimagined into a one of a kind bracelet that is sure to cause a stir! The bracelet features seven antique cufflinks in a shaded pearl that will pick up whatever color you are wearing! This will be your “go to” bracelet.

Enamel flower pins were popular in the 1960’s - 1970’s. Their colors are vivid and eye catching. Put “happy” on your neck and welcome in the Spring! See Flower earrings link in comments.

Edit: SOLD
This wide statement bracelet is made from wonderful 1940’s -50’s clip earrings. All the colors of Spring and as always…one of a kind!

Just restocked my booth ( #58) at Metcalf Sisters Antiques in Newton, KS. Selling lots of textiles, vintage suitcases, mannequin head, gloves & hats, sewing stuff, artsy stuff, display cabinet & three tier display shelf…and Lots & Lots & LOTS of buttons! AND… 25% off Spring Sale. This is a great store for everything you need and want!
Metcalf Sisters’ Antiques and Collectibles