SABRETACHE OF THE SECOND LIEUTENANT OF THE HUSSARS OF THE ROYAL GUARD, Restoration (1816-1830). 23604

SABRETACHE OF THE SECOND LIEUTENANT OF THE HUSSARS OF THE ROYAL GUARD, Restoration (1816-1830). 23604

Sabretache in black waxed leather, tab covered in crimson cloth garnished in its center with a silver-plated brass plaque representing the Arms of France framed by a branch of oak and laurel to which the order of the Holy Spirit is attached, all placed on a bundle of flags. H of the plate 15.3 cm, width 14.5 cm. The outer edge of the tab is trimmed with flat braids of silver trimmings forming numerous volutes to represent a braid, average width 3.5 cm. In the upper part, three silver rings (diameter 2.9 cm, thickness 4 mm) are fixed by patent leather hangers.
H max. of the tab 32 cm. Width at the top 20.4 cm and 28.4 cm at the bottom.
The central plate is attached to the bracket by means of five tabs.
Sabretache pocket in black patent leather, H 28 cm, width in part 20 cm and 24.5 cm in the lower part. It is lined with calfskin, marked in pen “XXXX”, it has the stamp of the exhibition of the city of Paris in ink and the number “300177”.

Complete with two of the three sabretache suspension straps, in burgundy morocco covered with a silver trimmings braid with two crimson silk threads (width 1.5 cm, length 43 cm) and ending with a shaped silver buckle oval (H 3.1 cm, width 2.7 cm).

France.
Restoration (18186-1830).
Very good state of conservation, trimmings and braids slightly oxidized, pallet has been repaired with holes.