Ancient Belt Buckles
Belts were an important garment feature during the Medieval Period. The functions they served were in part practical, such as fastening tunics and holding weapons, but the material and decoration of a belt also reflected the social status of its owner. Strap ends were designed to protect the belt from fraying or curling, or as an additional decorative element. Most strap ends were made from copper alloy, though silver and gold were options for the wealthy.
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£ 375.00
Ordos Bronze Horse Belt Plaque
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£ 8,500.00
Urartian Belt Terminal in the Form of a Composite Creature
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£ 450.00
Ordos Bronze Rectangular Cast Plaque
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£ 395.00
Ordos Bronze Plaque of a Recumbent Young Bull
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£ 450.00
Ordos Bronze Plaque of a Lion
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£ 395.00
Ordos Bronze Belt Plaque of a Standing Quadruped
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£ 395.00
Ordos Belt Plaque of Recumbent Stags
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£ 350.00
Ordos Bronze Plaque Of A Stag
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£ 695.00
Hasanlu Bronze Girdle-Clasp
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£ 380.00
Ordos Belt Plaque on Stand
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£ 850.00
Parthian Belt Buckle with a Fighting Scene
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