Buckles Collection (page 3)

A Conversation (The Artists Brothers, Peter and James Romney) A Conversation (the artists brothers, Peter and James Romney) Peter and James Romney The Artists Brothers, George Romney, 1734-1802

A Bay Horse Approached by a Stable-Lad with Food and a Halter Signed and dated in brown paint, lower left: " Garrard | 1789", George Garrard, 1760-1826, British

(?) John Trevor, 3rd Baron Trevor, of St. Annes Hill, Surrey, and Trevalyn Hall, Denbighshire (formerly T. Travers, Esq.), Arthur Devis, 1712-1787, British

Portrait of a Man, called George Basil Woodd [Called] Basil Woodd, Francis Wheatley, 1747-1801, British

The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Gisborne, of Yoxhall Lodge, Leicestershire Signed and dated in black paint, lower right: " I. Wright Pinx^t. 1786", Joseph Wright of Derby, 1734-1797, British

The Cousin of John Gawler of Ramridge House, Weyhill, Hampshire, unknown artist, 18th century, British

Thomas Le Blanc, John Hamilton Mortimer, 1740-1779, British

Benjamin Moreland, High Master of St. Pauls School Inscribed in brown paint, across bottom: " This portrait of Benjamin Moreland, now first master of St

Christmas card in the shape of a collar or belt
Christmas card in the shape of a leather collar or belt. Date: circa 1890s

Etruscan leech shaped gold buckles, from tomb of Pantanaccio, Veii, Rome Province, Italy, 6th Century B. C
Etruscan civilization, 6th century b.C. Leech shaped gold buckles. From the tomb of Pantanaccio at Veii, Rome province, Italy

Buckles and buckle plaques (6th-7th c. ). Visigothic
Buckles and buckle plaques (6th-7th c.). Visigothic art. Jewelry. SPAIN. Barcelona. Archaeology Museum of Catalonia. Proc: SPAIN. Sep� a. Durat󮮠 Necropolis

French Solicitor / 1725
A French NOTAIRE (notary) of the 18th century Date: 1725

The Royal State Harness Date: circa 1910

Philip Affleck Admiral
PHILIP AFFLECK Rear Admiral of the White, Commander in Chief in Jamaica and the Bahamas. Date: 1726 - 1799

Mascheroni / Lorenzo / Brama
LORENZO MASCHERONI Italian mathematician Date: 1750 - 1800

Young boy in Georgian costume in a garden, Mid Wales
A young boy wearing Georgian costume poses for his photo in a garden in Mid Wales. He is leaning against a folding metal chair

Little gipsy girl with yellow flowers, Charlwood, Surrey
A little gipsy girl, member of the Vincent family, in the Newdigate area of Charlwood, Surrey. She is wearing bright blue clothes and a cream-coloured headscarf

Woman in black, with pearls and brooch
A woman in a hot country, dressed completely in black, apart from her white pearls and metallic brooch. Her coat is billowing above her head as if blown by the wind

Man dressed up to celebrate Dickens Day
A man dressed up in vaguely Victorian gear for Dickens Day, to celebrate the life and work of the novelist Charles Dickens

Pretty Algerian Nomadic Girl
Pretty Algerian nomadic girl at Bou-Saada. The region is known for Bousaadi knives, jewellery, metalwork and carpets. A trading post for nomads

Luggage
A large leather-bound trunk with straps, buckles and locks

Portrait of a working horse at a show
A detailed portrait painting by Malcolm Greensmith showing the head of a elaborately decorated working horse at a show, with hair braiding and ribbons

Shoes at Peter Robinsons
A selection of ladies shoes by Peter Robinsons of Oxford Street, including beaded evening shoes, patent leather with buckles & Louis XV heels plus ladies golf boots

Fashion Foots It
New shos fashions by Hanan Gingell including satin and glace kid for evening and strapped smart walking shoes in patent leather for day

Claude Perrault / Langlois
CLAUDE PERRAULT physician & architect wearing plain, modest clothes of breeches, hose (stockings), falling collar, a cloak with cape collar & shoes without buckles

Klimt Dress Circa 1914
Artistic & exotic looking Klimt inspired dress with a translucent upper bodice, embroidered split tunic with train & fringed tango skirt worn with a feather headdress

Ornate buckle on traditional Easter costume in the 15th century Albanian town of Piana degli Albanesi, north Sicily, Italy, Europe

Tartar / Slavonic Warrior
Warrior chief of the Tartars in full armour, carrying a spear and a sword

Costume / Men / Scottish 12C
A middle-class Englishman (or, more likely, Scotsman, judging by his kilt and tartan socks?) in travelling costume, with moneybag at his belt and another bag at his side

Costume / 1667 Aristocracy
A 17th century aristocratic couple, both dressed for a special night out, with all the trimmings

Victoria / Disraeli / Salisb
Victoria receives Disraeli and Salisbury on their return from the Berlin Congress

Garrick / Cwb
DAVID GARRICK English actor, famous for his Shakespearean roles

Evening Dress / Worth 1922
Strapless gold dress draped up over one hip & tied with a large sash bow which creates a train; ornately patterned barrel-line dress worn over a strapless gold slip

French Menservants
French menservants in outdoor and indoor livery: top hat with cockade, braided cutaway coat with stand collar, spatterdashes, coat with M- cut collar, breeches

G Washington / Chappel
GEORGE WASHINGTON First president of the United States sitting at his desk

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"Buckles: A Journey Through Time and Style" Step into the world of buckles, where history meets fashion in a captivating display. From the intricate engravings on "The Ringers of Launcells Tower" by Frederick Smallfield to the majestic portrayal of "One of Four Portraits of Horses, " these timeless pieces tell stories that transcend generations. As you wander through this exhibition, your eyes are drawn to the Knight Templar Effigy, a symbol of chivalry and honor. Its ornate buckle serves as a reminder of their noble lineage. Nearby stands the Dummy Board depicting a boy in William and Mary period costume, his attire complete with an exquisite buckle that adds authenticity to his ensemble. Travel further back in time as you explore the Italian Costume from 1380. The intricately designed buckle adorning this garment showcases craftsmanship at its finest, transporting you to an era filled with opulence and grandeur. Moving closer to modern times, Charles Criswell's creations take center stage. The Woman's Buckle from 1936 exudes elegance with its sleek lines and delicate details. Paired with it are Gentleman's Stock Buckles that epitomize sophistication and refinement. A standout piece is Criswell's general-purpose Buckle from 1936 – versatile yet stylish, it represents functionality without compromising style. These they were not just accessories; they were statements reflecting one's taste and personality. Intriguingly displayed nearby are Woman's it also crafted by Charles Criswell - each unique in design but united by their ability to elevate any outfit effortlessly. Their beauty lies not only in their aesthetic appeal but also in how they hold memories close for those who wore them during significant moments throughout history. As you reach the Neck Buckle created between 1935-1942, its timeless charm captivates your attention once more. This accessory was not merely utilitarian.