This vintage button hook features a stylish ebony handle with a metal hook, measuring 6.25 inches in length. Made in France in the 1920s, it exudes a Victorian/Edwardian look and is perfect for everyday use. The black color and originality of this specialty accessory make it a unique and elegant addition to any wardrobe or shoe collection. This near-antique pair was owned by famed opera singer Maude Wentz McDonald (1872-1944). Please see the accompanying photographs for further details.

The handle is carved from a solid piece of genuine Mother of Pearl (nacre shell), featuring smooth, ergonomic thumb contours and a breathtaking iridescent sheen that changes beautifully in the light.

A 1940s metal sewing button hook in great condition measures 5in

Antique brass button hook with thistle topped by hanging loop. Measures 7-1/4 inches long and 1-5/8 inches wide. Excellent unpolished condition.

Excellent unpolished condition.

The product is a rare early 1900s advertising button hook featuring Denzer The Shoe Man from Madison, Indiana. Made of silver metal, this original vintage accessory is designed specifically for men. The button hook is a unique piece of history that would have been used by individuals to easily put on and take off their shoes, showcasing a bygone era of specialized shoe accessories.

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Antique glove or button hook mother of pearl and abalone design. Mounts unmarked but test as 10k (possibly gold-plated). Engraved with patent information. Excellent condition.

Vintage Victorian-style button hook from the 1900s. Featuring a silver hook with a beige and tan flared handle. Button hooks were used to fasten and unfasten buttons on shirts, jackets, boots and gloves. This button hook measures approximately 7.25″.