A Norwegian Empire silver shoe buckle, of rectangular and domed form, chased with ornamentation in light relief, the reverse pin-pricked with initials. Later converted into a brooch. Maker Peder Christensen Beyer, licensed in Bergen 1774–1808, the widow continued the workshop until 1821. Weight 34 g. L. 8 cm.

A Norwegian silver pendant, chased with circular and linear ornamentation surrounding a gentleman's profile portrait, the top with three eyelets, the bottom with a hole, presumably for another pendant. Later converted into a brooch. Maker Henrich Henrichsen Meyer, licensed in Bergen 1811–1829, assayer Peter Michael Blytt 1812–1821. Weight 26 g. H. 7.5 cm. (2)

Shoe buckle: Some age- and use-related patina, including a hole, a crack, marks and scratches, as well as unevenness. Pin is missing, along with major soldering for the mounting of the missing pin brooch. Pendant: Some age- and use-related patina, including marks and scratches, as well as unevenness. Somewhat flattened at the bottom with bends. Bent pin and major soldering for the mounting of the same. One eyelet with a crack.

Collecting Antique Treasures, 2 November 2026

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2,000 DKK