Large brass flat button

Robbie

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I found this on the same farm a few years ago. It`s 2 3/8" in dia. made of brass. The other two buttons were found there to. Any ideas what they are and age ?
 

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Robbie , the large one is definitely not a button but the other two are horse rosettes and based on their looks i'd guess they are around late 1800's to 1920's .
 
Robbie , the large one is definitely not a button but the other two are horse rosettes and based on their looks i'd guess they are around late 1800's to 1920's .
Thanks Dan, I didn`t think the large one was a button neither because it`s flat with no signs of a shank. Maybe a beer coaster?:dontknow:
 
I like they way you think ;) Is there anything on that disc that indicates it may have been attached to something?
Nope, It`s smooth . (You do know that I`m looking for this old tavern? ) I just thought ,maybe? It`s about the same size.
 
OK, so we know it`s not a beer coaster or a petrified Reese`s cup . So what else could it be?
 
Robbie the jagged edge side , does it look pretty random (the edges) or does it look more uniform or evenly spaced points ??
 
Has it been folded or creased a little bit? From first pic, it shows the most but it looks like slightly bent on an axis from the 10 to 5 position. One side being jagged makes me think it was the bottom of something.
 
Has it been folded or creased a little bit? From first pic, it shows the most but it looks like slightly bent on an axis from the 10 to 5 position. One side being jagged makes me think it was the bottom of something.
Yes ,It does have a cease,:dontknow:. I did find out more about the history of my area, and it` goes back to 1635, by a man named Adam Shipley.
 

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