Three Late Empire silver shoe buckles of rectangular-domed and pierced form, cast with stylised foliage and flowers. Weight in total 140 g.

A silver shoe buckle, later converted to a belt buckle, pin-pricked on the reverse “K Sl P D”. Indistinct master's mark, Copenhagen hallmark 1841 and assayer Peter Treimer Hinnerup (1840–1863) as well as a presumed Dutch control mark. H. 6.3 cm. L. 7.4 cm.

A silver shoe buckle, mounted with iron mandel and loop, pin-pricked on the reverse “KLOD”. Maker Herman Ludvig Christensen, licensed in Køge 1808–1810 and 1834–1852 as well as in Copenhagen 1811–1833. H. 7 cm. L. 7 cm.

A silver shoe buckle, mounted with iron double mandrel and loop. Indistinct master's mark and presumably an English control mark. 19th century. H. 5.5 cm. L. 6 cm. (3)

Minor patina related to age and use, including occasional small scratches and marks. The shoe buckle converted to a belt buckle: one bar on the reverse has broken solder and the same buckle with repair on the reverse.

Collecting Antique Treasures, 2 November 2026

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3,000 DKK