Cavalry Officer's Saddle Late 18th Empire
A French-style line cavalry officer's saddle.
This saddle was for officers of cuirassiers, carabiniers, or dragoons.
It is made of white buffalo leather, entirely decorated with topstitching; a simple tree adorned with formerly gilded copper studs.
This saddle is missing its under-saddle flaps.
It includes two buffalo leather stirrup leathers with two brass officer-style stirrups, some with traces of gilding.
The pistol grips are made of strong brown leather with their original chiseled cabochons, and the fixed grip covers have retained 80% of their hair, which is rare.
The original closure system, consisting of a strap encircling the body of the grip, is also present.
This saddle was for officers of cuirassiers, carabiniers, or dragoons.
It is made of white buffalo leather, entirely decorated with topstitching; a simple tree adorned with formerly gilded copper studs.
This saddle is missing its under-saddle flaps.
It includes two buffalo leather stirrup leathers with two brass officer-style stirrups, some with traces of gilding.
The pistol grips are made of strong brown leather with their original chiseled cabochons, and the fixed grip covers have retained 80% of their hair, which is rare.
The original closure system, consisting of a strap encircling the body of the grip, is also present.
1 950 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: En l'etat
Reference (ID): 1645488
Availability: In stock
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