High Society Pins and Buttons
Description: Pull up a velvet chair at Highfields High Society Tea Rooms, the entirely fictional establishment where the silver is polished, the sandwiches are tiny and every customer is automatically promoted to minor royalty. No title is required. Order a pot of tea and you’ll be addressed as “Your Grace” until the bill arrives. The crowned corgis oversee ceremonial matters, although neither has completed basic food-handling training. Cool fact: The custom of afternoon tea is commonly credited to Anna Russell, Duchess of Bedford, who began enjoying tea and light refreshments between lunch and dinner during the 1840s.
Description: Step under the stadium lights with this bold "Night Game Society" graphic. Highlighting a classic American football resting on a turf field against a starry night sky and glowing stadium lights, this vintage badge perfectly captures the electric atmosphere of Friday night football. An ideal pick for high school athletes, college football fans, and everyone who loves the crisp autumn air of game day.
Description: Designed for fans of the Victorian industrial aesthetic, this copper steampunk train emblem brings classical engineering to life. Featuring a detailed locomotive silhouette and an ornate machinery graphic, the copper steampunk train emblem celebrates the historic high pressure era. This elegant copper steampunk train emblem is an ideal piece for railway historians and art lovers.
Description: Refrigerated Egg Society Humor The Doorgeoisie Humor with This The Doorgeoisie Refrigerated Egg Society Humor shows three aristocratic eggs in an open refrigerator door with ornate lettering for food pun fans. For ones who enjoy egg jokes, fridge humor, and upper food class wordplay, The Doorgeoisie Refrigerated Food Society Humor keeps the kitchen joke clear
Description: Portrait of music legend, Louis Daniel Armstrong, nicknamed "Satchmo", "Satch", and "Pops". One of music's all time greats, and one of my childhood idols. Growing up my parents thought making it was being a musician, and I took private music lessons in Saxophone and Clarinet, along with my two brothers. This portrait was created approximately 1980 while I was attending the School of Visual Arts,, painted in oil paint on stretched canvas. and digitally cleaned up in photoshop.
