vintage BAKELITE accessories

vintage BAKELITE accessories

vintage BAKELITE accessories

BAKELITE necklaces

etched bakelite beads

Glass scarab necklaces became popular during the Egyptian Revival period in the 1920s. They were inspired by ancient Egyptian motifs -often featured in jewelry designs of that era

from 1800s through early 1900s fobs were considered as part of a gentleman's attire. Primarily decorative, they were suspended from metal mesh or ribbons, or worn dangling from a watch.. i.e. "watch fob"

some on their original illustrated cards, including mother-of-pearl . bakeliteand early plastics

large bakelite coat buttons

small bakelite buttons, sepia photo

unusual black/cream stripe bakelite buttons

on their original illustrated cards

mother of pearl buttons on original illustrated card

early plastic buttons on original card

approx 6/5" diameter

6.5" handpainted TRIVETS

handpainted trivet - approx 6,5" diameter

two handled asian theme brown transfer stoneware container

darning eggs; old printer text blocks, folded white wooden ruler

snuff boxes, bakelite hatpin, etched bullet made into a container

wooden pegs shown with old metal money box

lampshade decor? yardage! of fringe like dangly strung amber color ,and crystal glass beads, would make amazing necklaces and/or many pairs of earrings.