Cast buckles

Buckle attachment, England,  15c. For 24 mm strap

Ostrogothic Plate, Loop, and Tongue of Belt Buckle, 4-5 century. Dimensions: 7.7 x 16.4 cm (19.55 x 41.656 inches)

Medieval buckle “Acorns” is made of high-quality bronze. This buckle is reconstruction of models, which are pictured on the paintings of the Flemish artists in the XIV-XVI centuries. Buckle conforms fashion trends and tastes of the late Middle Ages. As not a single outfit got along without such an accessory as belt. Social status of a man could be inferred by belt and buckle. Frame of buckle is trapezium-shaped. Prong for belt fixation resembles crossbow or bottom of ballista. Decorative acorns are placed on two corners. Handcrafted buckle is firm and good-quality.    This buckle goes well together with black or brown belt. Material: bronze. Buckle size: 35 x 50 ...

Medieval custom brass buckle is a reconstruction of buckle, founded during archaeological excavations in England. This accessory of the medieval clothing is dated by the late XIV – early XV centuries. Simple and laconic buckle will be suitable as for armour, so for men's outfit. Material: brass. Buckle size: 28 x 31 mm. Strap width: 20-22 mm.

Buckle of the XIV-XV centuries is a reconstruction of the medieval handiworks. Design is based on the drafts of famous architect and restorer of the medieval buildings Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc. This buckle is refection of fashion trends and customs of epoch. All clothing of the late Middle Ages are complemented with accessories, not least of which is buckle. It is not only functional piece, but also sign of status. Buckle looks excellent. Owner really may be proud of it. This buckle is suitable for decent belt of brown or black leather. Cast handmade accessory has a shape of fancy frame with floral ornament. Medieval belt strapend of the Western Europe is perfect addition...

Ganza two-loop shaped buckle 1200-1430 Size: 60x50 mm Belt width: 35-40 mm Material: bronze Source: modified archeological finding

Buckle from Elizabeth of Luxembourg. Early 15th century. THE BUCKLE IS HANDMADE ACCORDING TO THE MODEL DISPLAYED IN THE MUSEUM  Hradec Kralove Muzeum, Czech Republic AND HISTORICALLY RECREATES THE SHAPE AND DESIGN OF THE ITEM.    Brass, glass gems, 40mm width.

Medieval buckle “Butterfly” of the XIV-XV centuries is made of high-quality bronze. This model is a reconstruction of samples that are kept in museum of Churburg Caste. Museum is famous for great collection of medieval armor, clothing and artefacts. As military outfit, so civil clothing was not getting along without a considerable amount of belts and buckles for them. Belts, baldrics, shield belts, straps for armor fastening were requiring reliable fixation and big amount of buckles. Quality, materials and shapes were showing wealth and social status of wearer. Buckle is a belt fixation and adornment at the same time. Frame of buckle consists of two connected ellipses in shape of...

Buckle attachment, Germany, early 15 c. From book "Waffen und Kleidung der Spatgotik''. Buckle attachment consists of buckle itself and of decorative brass plates to attach the buckle onto belt strap. Buckle attachment goes as a whole item just as you see on the picture and can not be sold in parts. For strap width 30 mm. Fits E07 strapend Important: Most cast items are not in stock and will be produced exactly for you in 10 days term. Gilted Items could be in production up to 20 days.

Buckle attachment, Germany, early 15 c. From book "Waffen und Kleidung der Spatgotik". Buckle attachment consists of buckle itself and of decorative brass plates to attach the buckle onto belt strap. Buckle attachment goes as a whole item just as you see on the picture and can not be sold in parts. For strap width 24 mm. Fits E26 strapend Important: Most cast items are not in stock and will be produced exactly for you in 10 days term. Gilted Items could be in production up to 20 days.

Buckle attachment, England,  15c. For 20 mm strap

Buckle, England, late 13- early 14th century, Dress Acsessories 312 (London's Archeology). Brass   Size 25 x 27 mm. For strap width 16-18 mm

Buckle, England, late 14- early 15th century, Dress Acsessories 471 (London's Archeology). Brass   Size 55 x 55 mm. For strap width 30-32 mm

Brass clothing buckle of medieval England is a reconstruction of its analogue of the XIV-XV centuries. You may similar buckles on the paintings of medieval artists and in museum exhibitions. Knight armor, men's and women's festive garbs were real pieces of art in the Middle Ages. Belt buckles were completing every outfit – fabric or metal. Material: brass. Buckle size: 30 x 37 mm. Strap width: 22-26 mm.

Buckle, England, late 14- early 15th century, Dress Acsessories 471 (London's Archeology). Brass   Size 40 x 40 mm. For strap width 20-23 mm

Medieval brass buckle for pouches and armour is a reconstruction of its historical analogues from Churburg Castle. Museum of Churburg keeps one of the largest collection of medieval armament (about 50 full armor kits) and accessories for it. A lot of accessories are indicative of preferences of medieval times. Belt with buckles were in common use. Knights were fastening armor, load on the horses, baldric for weapon and bags with it. This simple and laconic buckle is dated by the XV century. High-quality firm frame consists of two symmetric ovals with locking prong in the middle. Material: brass. Buckle size: 33 x 26 mm. Strap width: 20 mm.

Buckle attachment from Baden-Baden museum. France, 14th century For 20 mm strap Important: Most cast items are not in stock and will be produced exactly for you in 10 days term. Gilted Items could be in production up to 20 days.

Buckle, Flanders, mid 15th century. From the painting "Martyrdom of St Erasmus" by Dieric Bouts. Brass Size 43 x 48 mm. For strap width 32-35 mm Important: Most cast items are not in stock and will be produced exactly for you in 10 days term. Gilted Items could be in production up to 20 days.

Buckle attachment, Germany, early 15 c. Stylized design. Buckle attachment consists of buckle itself and of decorative brass plates to attach the buckle onto belt strap. Buckle attachment goes as a whole item just as you see on the picture and can not be sold in parts. For strap width 30 mm

Medieval bronze buckle is a reconstruction of samples of the 130-1500 years. This cast piece is completely handcrafted. In those times, belt was an essential attribute of armor and casual wear. Pilgrims and knights had lots of buckles in their outfits. As so many things had to be fastened and fixed: baldric, belt, cloak, helmet, shield, backup weapon. Belt buckle was not only a locking item, but also a sign of wealth and wearer’s position in society. This bronze buckle resembles peculiarities of style and fashion of the XIII-XV centuries. Our reconstruction of medieval buckle is perfect as for men' costume, so for women's garment. Buckle consists of two connected ovals and locking...