Impression Dies

This shot plate includes impression dies from BR-SP616 and BR-SP882. Shot Plates are a set of multiple impression dies offered together on the same stock for an amazing price, but in this business, it's inevitable that one or more dies in a shot plate break. The "Broken Family" series of shot plates include 3-4 impression dies formerly used in such broken shot plates.

This shot plate includes impression dies from three different shot plates that haven't been offered in at least four years or more. Shot Plates are a set of multiple impression dies offered together on the same stock for an amazing price, but in this business, it's inevitable that one or more dies in a shot plate break. The "Broken Family" series of shot plates include 3-4 impression dies formerly used in such broken shot plates.

This shot plate includes impression dies from WT-SP714 and RT196. Shot Plates are a set of multiple impression dies offered together on the same stock for an amazing price, but in this business, it's inevitable that one or more dies in a shot plate break. The "Broken Family" series of shot plates include 3-4 impression dies formerly used in such broken shot plates.

This shot plate includes impression dies from SP565 and SP954. Shot Plates are a set of multiple impression dies offered together on the same stock for an amazing price, but in this business, it's inevitable that one or more dies in a shot plate break. The "Broken Family" series of shot plates include 3-4 impression dies formerly used in such broken shot plates.

A shot plate including three unique and finely engraved cuff links. From Larter & Sons.

A shot plate including three unique and finely engraved cuff links. From Larter & Sons.

A shot plate including three cuff links united by their use of negative space. From Larter & Sons.

This 1920s guilloche cuff link is flat except for the center space which is slightly raised to assist in pinning to cuffs. From Larter & Sons.

This 1920s guilloche cuff link is flat except for the center space which is slightly raised to assist in pinning to cuffs. From Larter & Sons.

A spiraling corkscrew dome for making large hollow form beads. From Breuning in Pforzheim, Germany. Watch our hollow form bead demo on the PotterUSA YouTube channel to make the most out of this die.

A striped dome with a star at the top for large hollow form beads. From Rumart Toolcraft. Watch our hollow form bead demo on the PotterUSA YouTube channel to make the most out of this die.

A buckle with a meander pattern on the flared end, meant for a strip of textile up to 13mm in width. For clothes, accessories, and leatherwork. From Rumart Toolcraft.

A dainty ring band with a delicately ornate filigree top that surrounds an emerald-cut stone setting. From Eagle Tool.

An art nouveau pendant or earring with an elegant top connected to a diamond-shape stone setting. From Foster & Bailey.

A small burnet rose or similar flower made for jewelry accents, ring tops, components, and buttons. From Janvier Gruson Prat Wagner in Paris, France.

A large gauntlet for pins and larger metal arts projects. Acquired from Gold Machinery.

Three beads of different depths available for the price of one.

An accessory pin made for scarves, ribbons, sleeves, lapels, and more. From Eagle Tool.

A locket or box top with a paisley pattern. From Janvier Gruson Prat Wagner in Paris, France.

This unique flower is a total mystery to the jewelers at PotterUSA. Originally for bracelets. From Beaucraft (est. 1947).

A button depicting an art nouveau aster or some other flower. Its stem curves in an art nouveau fashion. From Janvier Gruson Prat Wagner in Paris, France.

A shot plate consisting of three fancy retro components. From Eagle Tool.

A thin patterned band from Van Craeynest.

A finely ornate bezel from La Forge Bertrand (est. 1803) in Paris, France.