IN STOCK 18th Century Sleeve Buttons – Black Onyx (Paste) – 5/8 inch diameter
IMPORTED FROM THE USA – SHIPPING AND CUSTOMS/IMPORT TAXES ALREADY PAID.
PURCHASED FROM WARD OLES T/A ‘AT THE EASTERN DOOR’
Ladies’ shifts and men’s shifts of the period had a pair of buttonholes in each sleeve, held together with this style of “links”.
This is a set of sleeve buttons aka “sleeve links” made from faux black onyx (or simply called ‘paste’, which is what they commonly were in the period), each measuring 5/8 inch across on the face.
These come in a set of two connected pairs, exactly what you need for one shift or shirt.
IMPORTED FROM THE USA – SHIPPING AND CUSTOMS/IMPORT TAXES ALREADY PAID.
PURCHASED FROM WARD OLES T/A ‘AT THE EASTERN DOOR’
Ladies’ shifts and men’s shifts of the period had a pair of buttonholes in each sleeve, held together with this style of “links”.
This is a set of sleeve buttons aka “sleeve links” made from faux black onyx (or simply called ‘paste’, which is what they commonly were in the period), each measuring 5/8 inch across on the face.
These come in a set of two connected pairs, exactly what you need for one shift or shirt.
IMPORTED FROM THE USA – SHIPPING AND CUSTOMS/IMPORT TAXES ALREADY PAID.
PURCHASED FROM WARD OLES T/A ‘AT THE EASTERN DOOR’
Ladies’ shifts and men’s shifts of the period had a pair of buttonholes in each sleeve, held together with this style of “links”.
This is a set of sleeve buttons aka “sleeve links” made from faux black onyx (or simply called ‘paste’, which is what they commonly were in the period), each measuring 5/8 inch across on the face.
These come in a set of two connected pairs, exactly what you need for one shift or shirt.
