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Small garment clasp, from the Bursa region. Late-Ottoman, early 20th century. Silver and glass, embossed and engraved decor. To be fixed/sewed to a vest or robe. (Inv.n° müç112 - Kavak Costume Collection - Antwerpen/Belgium). (SOLD to Staf Daems, who donated it to the ‘Etnografisch Museum, Antwerpen’, in order to be added to the bridal costume from Bursa/Keles. See the picture in the comments).
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  • 2463696189?profile=RESIZE_1024x1024‘Etnografisch Museum, Antwerpen’: the bridal costume from Bursa/Keles, with the garment clasp sewed on the lower corners of the red vest.

  • I just noticed that the clasps were misplaced by the Antwerpen Ethnographical Museum, both in the picture presenting the object, as on the full costume (I took both pictures from the Museum site). The plaque on the left should be on the right, and vice versa.  The third glass paste stone should be in the middle; it hides also the hook, that is used to close the clasps (if necessary).

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