Tiffany & co

[Snaggerr]

Unsure any help in identifying and dating thank you it opens up found two one has person on it and says tiffany & co Newark ny

 

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[xrunndonex]

Unsure any help in identifying and dating thank you it opens up found two one has person on it and says tiffany & co Newark ny

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Do you not know what tiffany & co is?!?!

 

[seaweed]

They are junk, you can send them to me and I will dispose of them for you....

seriously though, they appear to be fancy button covers from prbly mid to late 1800's in my opinion...nice find! ....something similar to this https://www.etsy.com/listing/120580925/vintage-silver-button-cover-lot-of-7?ref=market

 

[Snaggerr]

I know tiffany stuff is one of the best just couldn't figure what it was used for . Thank you on date and info

 

[seaweed]

Sure Snaggerr, cool finds! I'm definitely no authority, just my best guess.

 

[Snaggerr]

The best part of detecting is finding something cool but what is it. Your help was awesome . Only been doing this for a year . Hit them fields . Snaggerr

 

[Snaggerr]

Still unsure most button covers have a slot which button goes in this dont

 

[austin]

Why not ask Tiffany? They have info on most everything they have ever made. Give them a call in NY...

 

[Snaggerr]

Ill try that thank you

Snaggerr

 

[seaweed]

Hi , can you put a couple more pictures that show the fronts of each, wehre they are marked, and also which side the hinges are located on each?

I think Tiffanys will charge you a research fee

 

[Snaggerr]

Hard to get words with phone can see clearly with magnify glass

 

[seaweed]

Im stumped...I hope someone can recognize and identify

 

[Snaggerr]

Thank you seaweed appreciate your time

 

[huntsman53]

Maybe a Pocket Watch fob for hooking chain to the lapel of a coat or jacket or a Lapel Pin or a Key Fob, I don't know??!!


Frank

 

[trikikiwi]

One of these was found some years ago and proved quite a mystery for some time on Treasurenet.
I have tried to search for the Original Post but without luck. (T'net used to have a much more user-friendly search feature - shame!)
I'm pretty sure the 'original one' had the same figure on it and FROM MEMORY it was finally determined to be a collar (or maybe cloak?) clasp and dated late 19th C(?) Also, I think other examples were presented to confirm the identity.

If anyone fancies searching for the OP it would have appeared around 2007.

Mike

 

[Breezie]

What is the diameter? Also, can you clean them more, then post clearer photos?


Breezie

 

[Snaggerr]

Last one can see some of lettering real small about size of a quarter look to have had gold gilt thanks on any info

 

[Breezie]

From what I can tell from the photos, they look to be BUTTON COVERS with the button cage missing. If they are the size of a quarter, these covers could have been on a coat, cloak, or cape.

Neat finds
Breezie

 

[Snaggerr]

Thank you for your time that's what I'm thinking also never knew such a thing existed learning every day