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Vintage metal embellishments

We discovered these gorgeous embellishments in dusty old boxes in a jewelry manufacturer's warehouse.  Most of them are raw (unplated), and age has given them a lovely aged patina.  

 Vintage watch crystal

Enlarged to show detail, this vintage watch crystal makes a wonderful little frame.
$2.25

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 Ornate vintage frame

This stunning frame has a gorgeous romantic shape and a beautiful aged patina.
$2.25

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 Art Nouveau medallion

This lovely lady would be a beautiful addition to the cover of an altered book.
$2.45

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 Art Deco frame

A small oval photograph will look wonderful in the center of this Art Deco piece.
$1.95

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 Art Nouveau pendant

This lady with winged helmet can be hung from a chain or ribbon.
$2.95

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 Vintage buckle

This beautiful copper buckle has a rich, smooth  patina. Use it to frame a title or word.
$2.25

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 Vintage oval

This vintage gold oval can be used vertically or horizontally as a frame, as the letter O or as the number 0.
$2.25

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 Vintage Art Deco copper 

This raw copper piece can adorn a handmade book with style.
$2.25

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 Pair of vintage buckles


Gold beaded buckles are an elegant way to attach wide ribbon or frame a quote or title.
$2.25/pair

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Like the paper we used in the photograph?  It's Remy from 7 Gypsies.