Medieval Wrought Iron Double-Loop Buckle, c1370 - 1450 Case presents surface wear to

Case presents surface wear to wood

Its high-relief craftsmanship and delicate remnants of parcel gilt mark it as a prime example of mid 20th-century Spanish silverwork

A pair of finely preserved 19th Century carved gourd lime boxes from the Iban people of Samarinda

sometimes combined with metal salts

tears or restoration

Medieval Wrought Iron Double-Loop Buckle, c1370 - 1450 Case presents surface wear toThis Medieval Wrought Iron Buckle, circa 1370 1450, is featured in circular form with double loops. It is superbly preserved and showcases natural patination with minimal rust commensurate with its time buried underground. Reasonably common excavation at Medieval sites as they were the most popular, simple buckle design of the period. 5cm x 5. 3cm. Reference: "Buckles through the Ages" By Chris Marshall; Refer to Page 12, Type IIIB (Figures 100 &