Description
Taken from the actual jewellery die stamps produced by hand cutting into steel, in the Marais district in Paris in the early 1900s. Sadly, these particular jewellery making skills are reputed to have been lost in the battlefields of WW1 at Verdun. The stamp used for this button hole flower holder was rediscovered in the 1980s when this was then made in France and silver plated in the U.K., before being carefully stored until the present day, so vintage yet new! The button hole flower holder is made from the finest brass and silver plated, fastened by a brooch bar and roll clasp by Ballou Findings L:7 x W:1cm
