Royal Masonic Hospital, Silver Nurses Buckle
A scarce and desirable two piece nurses belt buckle from the Royal Masonic Hospital.The main body of the buckle consist of a heavy convex scrolled design into which are set two panels in a voided centre.The first bears the square and compass,the second the five pointed star,both masonic emblems.This is a slightly later version of the belt which was awarded to nurses qualifying from the Nurse Tr... read more
550.00 GBP
Silver Two piece Dragonfly Nurses Buckle,
An unusual Two piece silver nurses buckle which takes the form of two dragonflies with extended wings amongst foliage.Good general condition with some minor surface scratches.Belt loops and clasp appear intact if slightly bent.Length 120mm Height 61mm. Hallmarked to the front DB(Dauber Ltd) London 1990 read more
Two Piece Silver Belt Buckle,William Hutton & Sons Ltd London 1897
An antique silver two piece buckle made by William Hutton & Sons Ltd of London in 1897. The design features an ornate plinth with swirling flowers, leaves & creatures! In good overall condition with no apparent damage to the belt loops or clasp.(Please note I am unable to guarantee such items against possible future damage as they are over 120 years old!)
Width aproximately 105mm Height ... read more
100.00 GBP
Kings College Hospital Nurses, Silver Belt Buckle
A scarce hallmarked silver two piece nurses belt buckle from the Kings College Hospital Nurses League.It bears a central shield with motifs associated with the hospital, the cross, lion, book and crown.Scrolls carry the words Kings College Hospital Nurses League and the motto Sancte Et Sapienter-With Holiness and Wisdom.Condition is very good ,see pictures.Belt loops and clasp intact.Silver hal... read more
The Hospitals for Sick Children London, Great Ormond Street ,Nurses Belt Buckle
A scarce Base metal and enamel Two piece buckle and clasp for the Hospital for Sick Children,Great Ormond Street,London.The circular design features a greek cross upon which an enamel badge of the hospital nurses badge is imposed.Condition is good to face and with belt loop and clasp intact.Height 64mm read more
Welsh Hospital Netley Xmas 1914,silver plated Vesta case
A rare First World War silver plated vesta case engraved for the Welsh Hospital at Netley Xmas 1914.
The hutted hospital was built shortly after the outbreak of war in 1914,in the grounds of the Royal Victoria Hospital Netley near Southampton. It was funded by the people of Wales with different huts and beds often named for the communities which raised the monies for them. It treated ov... read more
100.00 GBP
Royal Masonic Hospital ,silver Nurses Buckle
A scarce and desirable two piece nurses belt buckle, attached to a petersham belt, from the Royal Masonic Hospital.The main body of the buckle consist of a heavy convex scrolled design into which are set two panels in a voided centre.The first bears the square and compass, the second the five pointed star, both masonic emblems.This is the belt which was awarded to nurses qualifying from the Nur... read more
St Georges Hospital London,silver nurses buckle
A silver buckle from St Georges Hospital London. Originally located at Hyde Park Corner before relocating to Tooting in 1979,the original building is now a luxury hotel.
The buckle ,features St George slaying the dragon.Hallmarked to rear JRG&S(JR Gaunt & Sons) Birmingham 1992
It is in excellent condition with minimal surface scratches The buckle is 65mm tall but is missing its o... read more
Two Piece Silver Belt Buckle,Daffodils London 1990
A silver two piece Nurses Belt buckle featuring an array of Daffodils.In good condition with belt loops and clasp in good order. Width 78mm Height 55mm. Hallmarked for London 1990 read more
100.00 GBP
Two Piece Silver Belt Buckle,Welsh Dragons RH&B 1987
A silver two piece Nurses Belt Buckle taking the form of two Welsh Dragons surrounded by a variety of Prince of Wales's feathers and Daffodils. In good condition with belt loops and clasp appearing to be in good order.
Width 95mm height 60mm.Hallmarks for RH&B Birmingham 1987 read more