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Silver ‘toka’ (woman's belt buckle). Late-Ottoman, ca. second half of 19th century. From northwestern Anatolia (probably Bursa). Decorated in 'Turkish Rococo'-style (which was influenced by Western European neo-Rococo/Barock/Classicism. (Source: Akkaya Antik, Balikesir).
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  • 2506037509?profile=RESIZE_1024x1024A close-up of the buckle.

  • This is a beautiful buckle. I especially like the dangles on it - very special. Peter

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