Museum Mounted 18th Century Chinese Sterling -Silver Mounted Buckle Fragment

A unique and rare find—an 18th-century or older Chinese hand-painted porcelain buckle fragment depicting two attendants amidst a landscape. Encased in an sterling silver frame, the buckle is adorned with a signature in Chinese character mark, adding to its authenticity and historical significance.

Although just one part of a two-piece belt buckle, this fragment stands alone as a work of art. It is tastefully presented on a meticulously carved hardwood stand, enhancing its display and appeal.

The overall measurements, including the stand, are approximately 2.75 inches in height, 1.5 inches in depth, and 2.25 inches in width. As a standalone piece, the buckle measures approximately 1.75 inches in width, 1.5 inches in height, and 0.33 inches in thickness.

This exquisite artifact represents a fascinating glimpse into Chinese artistry from the 18th century, making it a prized addition to any discerning collector’s repertoire.

Overall Measurements
As shown presented on the stand 2.75 high x 1.5-inches deep x 2.25 Inches wide
Buckle alone measures 1.75 inches wide x 1.5 inches high x .33 thick