Pair 18th Century English Colonial Era Shoe Buckle

Crafted from a material called Paktong. The matching buckles having fine form and in generally well cared for condition. W 3" each Sold from the collection of an upcountry, SC gentleman.

(2) Pairs 18th c. silver shoe buckles marked with lion passant. (1) pair steel cut, (1) with silver bead edge, possibly Samuel Pemberton.

English, each of concave square form with incised line decoration, 2-3/8 x 2-1/8 in. Provenance: According to consignor notes, purchased in Alexandria, Virginia from the Livingston family by James And

Pair of early toddler's shoes, dating to circa 1780. Body to shoes constructed of thick, dark brown leather with wooden soles; reinforced and studded with implements of brass and wrought metal, also w

18th Century Pair Of Colonial Shoes In Very Good Condition. Small Damages To The Edges See In Pics. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or

Pair of 18th C. Kidskin Satin Embroidered Shoes Buckles. The shoes with leather outsoles, kidskin rear uppers and satin fronts and heels. The toes embroidered in foliate designs, and with sequins. Lin

A collection of shoe buckles and buttons 18th century Including four pair of shoe buckles and a single buckle fitted with paste gemstones, engraved, "A. Turner," on verso; together with seven silver b

American (Exeter, NH), late 18th century. A pair of decorative silver shoe buckles with the mark of Benjamin Clark Gilman (1763-1835), also monogrammed MC on underside; lg. 2.5, wd. 1.75 in. (each).

Lot of old buckles including a nice cased pair of 18th century knee buckles w/provenance, 3" long; 2 pair of buckles with rhinestones, 2.25 in; and 1919 Rayco instep protector.

Pair of ladies silver metal colored shoe buckles,18th century, together with a men's pair of silver and brass buckles, 2.5"l.

Pair antique American paste shoe buckles, Likely 18th c., deeply arched buckles with elegant inset paste and black ribbon, poss. wedding buckles, in original Wightman Jeweler (Charleston, SC) domed pr

A pair of antique mid-18th century English sterling silver candle accessories, a handled candle stand and a pair of wicker scissors. Georgian era. The base of the stand is decorated with an engraved w

Pair of Jacob Hurd coin silver shoe buckles, Boston, MA, 18th century, of rectangular form, having pierced edges with scrolled design, marked ''Hurd'' inside. Wear from age. Each approximately 1-7/8''

Colonial America 18th Century Miniature "Folk" Portraits Pair c. 1770s Colonial & Revolutionary War Era, Matched Pair of Primitive Style "Folk" Oval Hand-Painted Miniature Portraits, Fine. This Pre-18

Pair of Spanish Colonial Era hacienda throne chairs, circa 18th century, red velvet upholstery with nail head trim, carved wooden frame, raising on stretchered carved legs 56 x 25.5 x 21";/ each Pro

A group of jewelry and accessories late 18th/early 19th century Comprising a pair of bright-cut silver shoes buckles, by Robert Fairchild (1703-1794), New Haven, Connecticut, both marked to undersides

18th century, America or Britain. Each conforming with well-detailed form. The backside having the initials of the silversmith “B. N.†centered by a cartouche. This appears to be a early mak

Two with floral decoration, unmarked, in the colonial manner, 17th/18th C. One with iron backing. Together with a pair of buckles with beaded decoration and iron mounts, 17th/18th C.188g tw.

Pair of English Derby porcelain figurines, 18th/19th Century. A beautiful hand painted couple picking flowers; both dressed in 18th century period era garbs with brightly floral patterns and gilt trim

Pair of 19th century European 800 silver shoe formed vases. Each features a buckle and spur element. Marked 800 back side of each boot. Combined approximate weight 546 grams. Dimensions: 4 X 5 X 2 in.

Europe, England & Canada, Quebec, Colonial Period, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A pair of silver trade pins from the English Hudson's Bay Company and a French Quebec silversmith. The Hudson's Ba

Mid 18th century, Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory (English, founded 1743/45); soft-paste polychrome porcelain with gilt accents; depicting a couple in provincial 18th century dress. Maker's date mark fo

Black basalt square bough pot with Greco-Roman designs molded in relief, ball and claw feet atop a square base. "Turner ER" impressed to base. English, late 18th - early 19th C. H. 17.5 cm (6 7/8 in.)

Pair 18th c English Handcolored Horse Engravings on Glass. James Seymour, "Le Mort" circa 1754 and Francis Sartorius "Race Horse", circa 1768. Both 10" x 14" viewed and both frames 14 1/4" x 18 1/2".