Some ol' buttons

[keossvin]

Hello Tnet,
Went for a quick hunt yesterday and found some nice buttons and my first silver.

I got 2 of the same flower design buttons, and the other 2 are just round blank buttons.
They feel pretty heavy solid brass I would think.
Sorry for no comparisons they all are about 1cm in the width.

Any idea on how old these buttons could be ?

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[keossvin]

Nobody..??


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[DCMatt]

17th C buttons.



what is the silver? I can't read it on your pic.

 

[keossvin]

17th C buttons.

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what is the silver? I can't read it on your pic.

Its solid brass.


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[keossvin]

Its solid brass.


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Ow sorry.. I read it wrong.
It says 10 cents 1906 its a dutch coin.


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[CRUSADER]

17th C buttons.

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what is the silver? I can't read it on your pic.

Looks like the Colchester site got it wrong again.
They are Tudor period - 15th-16th C;
Button - UK Finds Database -

 

[CRUSADER]

Button - UK Finds Database -
I like finding these, means there maybe hammered nearby.

 

[CRUSADER]

Just for added info they are all 'Sleeve Buttons'. Multiples went up each sleeve.

 

[Mud Hut]

In the 3rd photo, button on the right has a different shank attachment. I believe that is a 1700's style, isn't it?

 

[CRUSADER]

In the 3rd photo, button on the right has a different shank attachment. I believe that is a 1700's style, isn't it?

Probably, I'm only looking at the 2 flower types. The one you refer to is later & the one next to it maybe a plain Tudor type but hard to tell.