United Kingdom. An Early Collection Of Livery Buttons, C.1835 Newly Listed The colonel in command of
Description
The colonel in command of the two regiments then called for an officer to take a skirmish line and send word back to him whether it would be safe to advance the line
Attributed to Chlodwig Carl Viktor
representing Austria
55mm(w) x 72
United Kingdom. An Early Collection Of Livery Buttons, C.1835 Newly Listed The colonel in command ofThis is an extensive and extremely well preserved group of 24 livery buttons, including a button depicting an embowed arm, ca. 1830, constructed of gilded bronze, marked on the reverse NUTTING & SON, KING ST., COVENT GARDEN, measuring 25 mm in diameter, in near extremely fine condition; a button depicting an unidentified monogram, constructed of gilded bronze, the reverse marked HAMBURGHER & CO., KING ST., COVENT GARDEN, measuring 25 mm in diameter,
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