This style of dress prouchbox and belt were worn by officers of Hussar and Dragoon regiments during the Napoleonic period.
A distinctive feature of these styles of bouch and belt is the elaborate embroidered face to the bouch box and the gold or silver lace to the belt.
Constructed in a slightly curved box style, with cloth lining and faced with fine morocco leather. The front flap has an elaborately embroidered cloth face, often with laced edges.
Silver or gilt rings to mount the box to the belt.
A curved marocco leather belt, laced with gold or silver and a three piece buckle set. Stud and flap ends for mounting the belt to the box.
There are many variations of embroidery, lace and buckle patterns to these types of pouchbox and belt sets. Please contact us to discuss your specific requirements and availability.
As these are made to order, prices are specific to each individual style and are only an approximate guide to cost.
Pricker plate and chains are available seperately.
Our photoes show two pouches that have dress belts, but undress boxes.
