🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Little Ball For Jingle Bells?

[savinghistoryalway.s]

I dug this metal detecting in Atlanta GA in a ww2 veterans home how old could it be

 

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[pepperj]

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I dug this metal detecting in Atlanta GA in a ww2 veterans home how old could it be

It could be a dangle bead that came off a clothing/costume jewelry accessory.

Inside jingle/crotal balls are solid, and are usually iron.

Cool little recovery.

 

[savinghistoryalway.s]

It could be a dangle bead that came off a clothing/costume jewelry accessory.

Inside jingle/crotal balls are solid, and are usually iron.

Cool little recovery.

Thank you and happy relic hunting all the best

 

[Bucket Lister]

It could be a dangle bead that came off a clothing/costume jewelry accessory.

Inside jingle/crotal balls are solid, and are usually iron.

Cool little recovery.

Man, I had to parse that 6 times before I could make any sense out of it! (Don't ask--my bad--not yours.) 🤣

My eyes again... I'm seeing indications the ball is solid (cast) brass, but I also think I see signs of plating separating from the ball...

I agree it looks more like a tiny bell itself. While I have seen fancy clappers, they've been on bells where the clapper was a prominent feature. It wouldn't make sense on a type of bell where the clapper is completely enclosed--nobody would ever see it.

 

[DCMatt]

It's a button.

 

[pepperj]

It's a button.

So many terms to describe these.

-Molded filigree metal buttons.
-Cricket cage buttons.
-Filigree beads
-Ball buttons

Then there's the Middle Eastern twist for them also.

All basically tge same, just different names.

Good ID 👍