medieval belt slider Servies - flessen - veldflessen likely commissioned by an English

likely commissioned by an English aristocrat during the Wars of the Roses

Horse-shaped fibulae are part of a small group of Central European animal brooches that have survived from the Celtic Iron Age

a wide cross-guard and its length is 100 cm

but were also used in warfare

reflecting the style of 6th-century broad-headed brooches

medieval belt slider Servies - flessen - veldflessen likely commissioned by an EnglishThis elegant 16th century belt hanger is based on a historical original. It is designed to complement belts 2. 5 to 3 cm wide, making it a versatile accessory for period outfits. Belt sliders like this were often used as belt hangers in the 16th century. They were typically attached to the belt to carry everyday items such as alms purses, leather bags, knives, and other personal belongings. This high quality belt hanger is a perfect addition to 16th