Information and Price Guide to Antique Buckles
Rene Lalique Buckle Maker Information and Marks Initially goldsmiths and later glass makers. Firm founded by René Lalique (1860-1945), who took over the jewellery business of Jules Destapes in 1886 …
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Lalique Art Nouveau Belt Buckle AN ART NOUVEAU PERIDOT, ROCK CRYSTAL AND ENAMEL BELT BUCKLE, BY RENÉ LALIQUE The green enamel buckle applied with rock crystal engraved with reverse intaglios …
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Victorian Silver Belt Mythical Design. A late Victorian silver belt. Designed as a series of openwork square-shape links, each with a lady astride a mythical beast, to the buckle with …
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George Billie Native American Belt Buckle Signed George Billie Native American belt buckle. Hand crafted of sterling silver. Features a large fine quality turquoise center stone surrounded by feather design. …
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Art Nouveau Belt Buckle Puiforcat Silver double belt buckle Chant Sacré Chant Profane, by Puiforcat, drawn by Edmond-Henri Becker, Paris, around 1900. Signed C Becker, Puiforcat, Paris, the left side …
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Art Deco Belt Buckle, possibly France 1925/30, Art Deco, metal, manufacturer’s brand St& Co, needle etching and purple coloured enameled translucent, bone cabochons (scratched), w. approx. 12 cm. Sold for …
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Celadon Jade Buckle Two Immortals. A carved pale celadon jade “Two Immortals” Belt Buckle, Qianlong Period (1736-1795) The jades are carved as the two laughing twins ‘He He Erxian’ holding …
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Cartier was established in 1847 in France but is now renown throughout the world. Founded in Paris, France, in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier, the company remained under family control until …
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Walker & Hall – Originally Walker & Co, the company was established by George Walker in Sheffield, 1845. In 1848 the company was known as Walker, Coulson & Hall until …
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Liberty & Co – Silver Maker Marks Arthur Lasenby Liberty was born in Chesham, Buckinghamshire in 1843. He was employed by Messrs Farmer and Rogers in Regent Street in 1862, …
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