Antique Limoges Porcelain Hand Painted Roses Stud Buttons and Sash Buckle slip Very striking 1940s brooch to

Very striking 1940s brooch to add to your collection

Anita Latour and Linda Mitchell

The skirt is cut fairly straight in a below the knee length and does up with a metal zipper at the side

also called a “camiknicker”

Condition:  It is in very good condition with no signs of pronounced wear

Antique Limoges Porcelain Hand Painted Roses Stud Buttons and Sash Buckle slip Very striking 1940s brooch toThis is a set of four hand painted porcelain stud buttons with a matching piece that is a sash buckle. The sash buckle could be turned into a brooch. Each is skillfully painted with three roses one red, one pink and one yellow. They are unsigned, but almost certainly originating from the Limoges area of France, probably circa 1900. The back of the buckle is impressed with the number 20. Two of the buttons measure 1 in diameter and two measure 3 4 in