Standard 3-Way Push Button Light Switch with Mother-of-Pearl Inlays

good quality product , good price.

My old switch was worn and not working well. There was no one around that could help with a long obsolete push button switch. I was out of luck until I found your company. [...] the switch is working well.

There were a few other options for purchasing a pushbutton light switch, but House of Antiques has the best price by $7 or $8.

Fantastic product. Fits right in with the other vintage switches and performs flawlessly.

Slowly restoring switches in our 1910 Brown Shingle. There were standard 3-way switches in the downstairs part of the stairway controlling two lights, one up and one downstairs. We had the original push-button switches upstairs, but standard flip switches downstairs. The replacement 3-way push button switches look great, and you can only tell the difference between these and the originals upstairs because they are new and clean. Very happy with the update.

I used this in a retro project and it looks great!

used to replace a previous ""update"" however we wished to keep the features of our home within the true time era

I loved the old ones put in 1921. A 32 volt generator in the basements made the electricity. REA put in an electrical line to the house in the early 40's. Beige plastic ""modern"" wall switches were put in to up date parts of the house in the 70's which I never liked as well as the old push button ones. Now we are starting to replace the ""modern plastic"" ones with the new wonderful old style black ones with mother-of-pearl inlays again. They are so beautiful and work great!!! I am thrilled with them!!!

One of the mother of pearl inserts fell out. Action on the switches not like originals. Push buttons are plastic, not same material as originals. Bygg Have since used mostly vintage switches, more solid, sturdy. Do not like the idea that these are an additional product 'Made in China'.

adds a nice ""older touch"" to our house