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GEORGIAN ERA ENGLISH / EUROPEAN PASTE STONE SHOE BUCKLES, LOT OF FIVE, each piece with arched white metal, or possibly silver, frame set with colorless cut paste / glass stones having steel chape and tongue, comprising a rectangular pair with rosette designs, a navette-form pair, and a single navette-form buckle. Unmarked, frames of unknown metal content. Probably English or French. Second half 18th/early 19th century. One rectangular buckle 3 1/8" x 2" x 1 1/4" OA.
Fair to very good overall condition with wear and other imperfections including bending, rusting to steel, denting, and flaking/chipping to stones; rectangular pair each lacking one or three stones, one or a few splits metal, one with a partial loss to one tongue prong; single buckle lacking six stones and a split to one empty setting.
Deaccessioned from the Wilton House Museum collection, Richmond, VA.
Both buckle pairs: Accessioned in 1901.