18th century English style drops
1. Sunray button
2. Link pear
3. Georgian oval or diamond
4. Early metal capped pear drop
5. Facetted knob drop
6. Kite drop
19th century English style drops
7. Pear drop
8. Waisted icicle
9. Round icicle
10. Triangular icicle
11. Plain albert
12. Tapered albert
13. Cut back albert
14. Spear drop
15. Drumstick
16. Osler facetted ball & shaft drop
17. Rule drop
18. Prism
19. Coffin
20. Shaped coffin
21. Oval button
22. Rule button
23. Octagonal flatback 8 cut
24. Octagonal flatback 16 cut
25. Diamond
26. Hexagonal flatback
27. Round double point button
28. Round flatback button
Continental style drops
29. Plain bead
30. Facetted bead
31. Swedish oval
32. Rosette
33. Bomb drop
34. French pear
35. Plain or uncut pear
36. Tear drop
37. Bohemian pear
38. Swedish icicle
39. French slab drop
Modern drops
40. Waterford drop
41. Icicle
42. Moulded pear
43. Swarovski pear
44. Square cut pear
45. Garnet cut octagon (Swarovski)
46. Standard cut octagon
47. Moulded octagonal flatback
48. Modern oval
49. Facetted ball
50. Plain ball
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Certain drops are specially manufactured
for us in Austria and Turkey and are hand
cut from the finest quality optical glass or
lead crystal. Other drops are imported from
Germany, Czechoslovakia, Italy and Egypt.
There are literally 100's of different styles
drops and buttons. Below is a key to some
of the more popular styles. Some are trad-
itional names, others are our descriptions.
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