A Very Fine Elizabethan/Tudor Period Silver Button Modelled as a Flower

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A Very Fine Elizabethan/Tudor Period Silver Button Modelled as a FlowerOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Sixteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1570 Diameter: 1. 2 cm Height 1. 7 cm The domed and chased silver button in the form of a decorative petalled flower terminating in a small head finial tip is in original condition. Considering the age of the button it remains in superb order, and is complete with loop. The button remains un cleaned presently, leaving an enviable patina. During the period this button was

or stuffed into handbags

This figurehead relic would have been positioned in the forecastle

about five hundred kilometers west-north-west from Kabul

His mother Julie

Ship's Telegraphs are among the most poignant of wreck finds

There is a kink to one plank making it slope downward

all fully functional being the mouth

and no dents to the metal

Edgar Newell

The first vessel would have bore a concentrate nitrous acid: formerly referred to nitric acid

this example needs to be physically turned as a whole

who’s up for being Olive Oyl