Imperial Russian Silver Nielloed Cossack Belt Buckle, Tsarist Era, Pre-1917 Sdc25rus001

Imperial Russian Nielloed Silver Belt Buckle – Cossack – Caucasus – Tsarist Period before 1917 SDC25RUS001 Rare and authentic Russian ceremonial belt buckle, in solid nielloed silver, fine 84 zolotniki (875/1000), produced before 1917, during the reign of Imperial Russia. With the maker's mark characteristic of Caucasian workshops (Tbilisi/Transcaucasian region) working under Russian Imperial control. The buckle features a central Cyrillic inscription "КАВЗ", a recognized abbreviation of "Кавказ" (Caucasus), indicating Caucasian production or style, typical of regional goldsmithing integrated into the Tsarist Empire. Rich nielloed floral decoration, finely chased work, in the great tradition of the Caucasian workshops (Tbilisi and neighboring regions). Presence of the Caucasian maker's mark and the Imperial title 84, guaranteeing official manufacture prior to the Russian Revolution. These buckles were intended for ceremonial civilian belts, worn during important ceremonies or occasions, and today constitute an emblematic testament to Tsarist White Russia, before the fall of the Empire. Condition: very good. Period: late 19th – early 20th century. Origin: Russian Empire – Caucasus. Material: solid silver with niello finish. A sought-after collector's item, ideal for enthusiasts of Russian silverware, Caucasian objects, or souvenirs of Imperial Russia. Dimensions: approximately 4.5 x 3.5 cm. Weight: 11.38 grams. Fast and well-protected shipping. Worldwide shipping.