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Curtain Tiebacks & Towel Holders!! |
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The 4" tieback / towel holder
on the left is a very rare early flint vaseline one and is not for
sale as it is busy holding one of the tea towels in our kitchen. It
has so far survived the toddler-hood of 9 grandchildren so you know
it is sturdy! |
Clear late reissue 4" glass curtain tiebacks have been used beautifully by Angela in Houston to support formal swags. If you have used your tiebacks in a way you would like to share with others, send us a photo and we'll help you do that. |
#024 An early 1800s issue flint solid milk white tieback with original metal; our largest at 4 3/8" diam. No damage - $135. |
#029 A
single 3" early flint opalescent beauty in the Petal & Shell
pattern. It comes with
a new metal
pin. A perfect size for ribbons. $85 |
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#007 is a 3 1/2" early reissue milky opalescent beauty. One of the "petals" has been chipped but that is not too surprising for its years of service. It is $45 which includes a new post (on left). |
#021 & #022 This
is two pair of unusual green tiebacks which are probably relatively
recent issues. They are non-flint and one pair #022 are slightly
more "lime green" than the other. They are all 3 1/4" diam. and will need posts. They are perfect for hanging jewelry or ribbons; very smooth and have no damage to the glass and are $35/ pair. |
New posts can be added to all curtain tiebacks for $16 each or $30 for a pair. |
This
very tieback is pictured in the June 2005 issue of Country Living Magazine, pg 38. #001 A "depression green" tieback that we believe to be a recent issue. It is non-flint and 2 loops of one set of the loops is damaged. It will need to have a new post and is $45. |
These very tiebacks are pictured
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#012 This is a pair of pretty little non-flint turn of the (20th) century issues which are only 2 1/4" diam. without metal posts. The color is old amethyst that is on the pinkish side and they are the same color despite the difference in the photo. The glass on one has flakes on 4 loops and the other has flakes on 2 loops and they are $45 /Pair + 2 new posts. Would be perfect for hanging jewelry or ribbons. |
#011 A single red art deco glass |
Below is actual PICTURE PIN from the
Victorian era. We think they could have been used to hang pictures, jewelry, ribbons or
even to hold back very light curtains. Lots of
possible uses for it. Our friend, Nancy Smith has informed us that these are pins originally meant to hang pictures in Victorian times. She says the tops were removable and the nails hammered into the wall then the pretty cover was replaced and thus the Victorians did not have to offend their eyes by seeing a common nail! |
#MC001 This white snowflake design is 2 1/2" diam. has a substantial nail post and is $55. |
We have learned about a beautiful web site featuring these sorts of Victorian hangers for picture rails. Swan's Elegant Period Picture Hanging Paraphernalia reached HERE can help you accessorize your Victorian settings more completely. Go and visit them and let them know you learned about them on PatternGlass.com. |
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