Name: B339 Ford Gum & Machine Tag & Onyx
Brand: Pauline's Jewelry Box
Price: 40.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

Pauline's Jewelry Box

B339 Ford Gum & Machine Tag & Onyx

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$40

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Description

B339. Ford Gum & Machine Co. Metal Tag & Black Onyx Bracelet. I made this bracelet by doming a vintage metal tag from the Ford Gum & Machine Co., & connecting it with black onyx gemstone beads. Ford Mason was a 20-year-old roofing salesman who started operating chewing gum vending machines when he was idle during the winter. Ultimately, he quit the roofing business & started the Ford Gum & Machine Company in 1913. Today, Ford Gum is a leader in gum balls & gum ball machine banks; one of its signature products is Big League Chew. The chain is silver-tone curb. The bracelet measures 8.25” long, but can be worn shorter.

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$40.00

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$5.00 (Flat rate on multiple orders from this seller)

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Returns You have 5 calendar days from the date you receive an item to return it. To be eligible for a refund, your item must be returned in the same condition as you received it; and must be returned in the original packaging. Refunds Once we receive your returned item, we will review the item and notify you that we've received it. Once your return is approved, we will initiate a refund to your credit card or original method of payment. Shipping costs are not refundable. Shipping You will be responsible for paying for your shipping costs for returning the item.

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Pauline's Jewelry Box

My jewelry reflects my passion for antiquing & recycling. I love working with early plastics (e.g., bakelite), found objects (e.g., vintage pinback buttons, lithograph tin, old bottle tops, transit tokens, electrical resisters, etc.), broken vintage jewelry & charms, metal (especially copper), & gemstone beads to create something fun & interesting to wear. I use a variety of techniques in my work, including cold connections, texturing, soldering, riveting, wire-wrapping, enameling, & forming. I take jewelry classes at the Des Moines Art Center, & enjoy learning & experimenting with new techniques. Each piece of jewelry I design is unique, & comes with a story that describes the history of the materials used &/or the message/meaning of the work.

Pauline's Jewelry Box