Buckle Tudor?
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Beautiful buckle! 
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Yours is a spectacle buckle and dates to around 1680.
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Here's the same buckle in one of my reference books, but another source dates it more precisely to around 1680.
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Wow that is a gorgeous buckle! Congrats! 
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beautiful and amazing. what a find
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