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This is one of various buttons that I didn't find before the book was published. Two other designs are to the right, including what all the backs look like. These are also beads - each has a hole at the top and bottom. From the color these apprear to be silver that were then plated in gold. They are Champleve, not Cloisonne, and apprear to me as being cast. If you know anything about these or have another design to share, please email me.

Dorttie Cloughley has some of these for sale.

Some has suggested these was made by Gita Maria Sturm, but I have confirmed with her that they are not.

more styles coming soon

Michelin Ebstein

no more information is know about this person

Brooks & Sons

Sold by Brook & Sons; backmarked D&F - Deakin & Francis Ltd, in business since 1786

Anchor stamp is for Birmingham; Lion is for sterling qulaity; k is for 1909

This set is still for sale by Bruce Beck.

Lawrence Fellows

This set is still for sale by Annie Frazier

EJ Peeler

Alhtough EJ Peeler is listed in the book, and this button is not signed, it so closely resembles one of Ms. Peeler's buttons in the book (page 102) that it's safe to say it was done by her. Note that she must have enameled this from the back of the button. Normally plique is done so that it's virtually reversable so that the back is not totally covered in enamel.