
Vintage Solid Brass Phoenix Dragon Belt Buckle
This item is a vintage cast metal belt buckle, identified through its markings as being manufactured in Taiwan (Republic of China). Constructed from solid brass, the piece exhibits a matte gold-colored finish with a visible aged patina, including darkening and oxidation consistent with frequent handling. The reverse side features several stamped identifiers: a 'BBB' logo inside a diamond shape, the text 'SOLID BRASS', a production number '669', and the origin 'TAIWAN R.O.C.' The shape of the buckle is a stylized, open-work mythological motif, likely representing a phoenix or dragon with curved wing-like elements. Mechanically, the buckle retains its original wire frame loop and a stationary post fastener on the opposite side. The surface shows a slightly granular texture characteristic of sand-cast or die-cast brass production, primarily typical of accessory manufacturing from the 1970s or 1980s. Minor surface scratches and dulling of the metal indicate a light to moderate level of usage, but the structural integrity remains sound with no visible breaks in the decorative casting.
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Estimated Value
$45–$65
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Category
Vintage Fashion Accessories / Collectible Belt Buckles
Appraised On
February 8, 2026
Estimated Value
$45–$65
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Brass Dragon Belt Buckle
Item Description
This item is a vintage cast metal belt buckle, identified through its markings as being manufactured in Taiwan (Republic of China). Constructed from solid brass, the piece exhibits a matte gold-colored finish with a visible aged patina, including darkening and oxidation consistent with frequent handling. The reverse side features several stamped identifiers: a 'BBB' logo inside a diamond shape, the text 'SOLID BRASS', a production number '669', and the origin 'TAIWAN R.O.C.' The shape of the buckle is a stylized, open-work mythological motif, likely representing a phoenix or dragon with curved wing-like elements. Mechanically, the buckle retains its original wire frame loop and a stationary post fastener on the opposite side. The surface shows a slightly granular texture characteristic of sand-cast or die-cast brass production, primarily typical of accessory manufacturing from the 1970s or 1980s. Minor surface scratches and dulling of the metal indicate a light to moderate level of usage, but the structural integrity remains sound with no visible breaks in the decorative casting.
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