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Black Glass Buttons Identification Tips

3/21/2018

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At on March 19, 2018 meeting, long-time collector Charlotte talked to us about black glass buttons. One of the most interesting topics she covered is how to tell if a button is the rare jet (made of fossilized  wood) or just black glass. Charlotte says to start by tearing up tiny pieces of paper in a pile (thin paper like from the Sunday funny papers or tissue paper). Then using a piece or ball of wool, rub the button vigorously to see if it creates static electricity. If it has it will be able to pick up or flutter the pieces of paper. That will tell you it is jet.

Also shared was by Annie is this beautiful tray of "salted black buttons." The term describes a black glass button with white decorative enhancement. They are not very common but are very distinctive. Annie says it took her awhile to create this full tray.

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5/8/2021 11:02:15 pm

This is something that I have no idea about, which is why I am loving this blog of yours. I always want to learn something new, and I just want to do it randomly, I know that this is pretty big information to take on, but I want to learn all about it. I mean, we never know with life. I might become someone who can use this in the future, so it is nice to learn about it now. This is how I think.

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