A collection of Victorian die-stamped gilt-metal livery buttons with the crest of Adam by Reynolds of London, late 19th century

Property of the descendants of William & Robert Adam
A collection of Victorian die-stamped gilt-metal livery buttons with the crest of Adam by Reynolds of London
late 19th century

for servants tailcoats and waistcoats; together with a group of similar, but silver-metal, livery buttons by Pitt & Co., London; a group of silver-metal die-stamped livery buttons with the crest of Adam of England by Jennens & Co., including two smaller examples; a group of similar silver-metal die-stamped livery buttons by Hardman & Illiffes, Birmingham; a set of five George IV silver hunting buttons with a fox below 'Tallyho', Philip Venner Firmin, London, 1825; a set of six German repousse silver buttons, with import marks for John George Smith & Co., London, 1899, decorated with cherubs; a group of lozenge shaped metal kilt-jacket-cuff buttons; nine brass hunt buttons each with the head of an animal, some duplicates; further plain brass buttons, pierced metal buttons and a matched set of paste buttons, losses; and a cased set of six Swedish 1 Öre waistcoat buttons from 1912 (qty)

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