Vintage 1950s Turquoise Blue Plastic Rope Knot Jewelry Findings 10 Pcs

$ 4.73

Material: Plastic, vintage plastic Bead Size: 32 mm Seller Notes: “Original, unused jewelry stock” UPC: Does Not Apply Theme: Nautical Number of Pieces: 10 Color: Blue Vintage: Yes gtin13: Does Not Apply Brand: Unbranded

Description

These are very unusual original 1950's rope design plastic findings. These are flat back dense plastic pieces. The gorgeous turquoise color varies in these pieces. These measure almost 1 ¼ inch in diameter. You get 10 pieces in this group. #10043-1B For easier searching, please click on the ebay store icon, which looks like a little blue door. If you would like to follow the store or see our collections, please click the link that is titled -- follow this seller --which is shown under the seller information box on the right side of the page. In the early days beads were strung on strings and stones were packed in paper, so they may have rubbed against each other and have very, very tiny nicks. Some of the foil may have rubbed off the back of some of the stones, but we do try to send you the best possible. I usually throw in an extra stone or bead, just in case there is one that is not quite perfect. We sell old stock that has never been used, but it is never going to look like brand new or imported items. Brass usually discolors with age, and we do not clean before shipments If you are unhappy about anything, please just let us know. Thanks so much for your business - it is appreciated! We were formerly known as the Genuine Article Company, Mission Kansas, and have been involved in antiques for over 50 years. You may be interested in our other eBay listings . Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution

  1. Absolutely love these unique vintage findings! The rich turquoise color and intricate rope knot design add so much charm to my jewelry projects. The pieces are sturdy, well-made, and full of retro character—perfect for creating one-of-a-kind accessories. Great value for 10 pieces in a set! Highly recommend for anyone who loves mid-century style.

    Nana Lomonosov