other materials - buckles
12 item(s) found:
An early "Verre eglomise", Victorian buckle from around 1860. (Verre églomisé, from the French term meaning 'glass gilded', is a process in which the back side of glass is gilded with gold or metal leaf.)
A very large Edwardian cut steel buckle, in good order, no steels missing
Enamelled silver belt buckle. Blue/white stylised design. 5.5 x 6.5 cm (Total)
A Georgian period pair of cut steel Buckles slightly curved with fibre remnants on black possibly leather inserts, each with a spring release along with the chape and tongue to hold the buckle securely. Length 6.5 cm. Width 4.4 cm
Art Nouveau champlevé enamelled, two piece gilt brass buckle
Georgian/early Victorian decorative buckle made of copper and rock crystal, was originally silver plated, made in Java
Blue enamel and silver foil buckle with a metal base
Two piece buckle in metal and enamel, with flower patterns