Sleeve Button 1767 - 1792

This pair of silver sleeve buttons, created by Daniel Rogers between 1767 and 1792, are a testament to the intricate craftsmanship of the 18th century. Each button features an engraved design within an oval shape, reflecting the meticulous artistry of the period. These miniature works of art showcase the subtle details and delicate engravings that were prevalent in decorative arts of the time, and they are a compelling example of the craftsmanship of the American silversmith Daniel Rogers. The buttons are currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and are a fascinating glimpse into the fashion and artistry of 18th-century America.