buckle rogier van der weyden Harnassen they overlapped at the chin

they overlapped at the chin and were secured with a spring pin that fit into a matching hole

They were worn under armor until the 16th century

This stand is handmade of black pickled wood and is 37 cm wide and 20 cm high

the grip is made of bone and bronze

Om toch zichzelf te kunnen verdedigen deed de hooglander dan de sgian dubh in zijn sok

buckle rogier van der weyden Harnassen they overlapped at the chinThe buckle is a replica of an original depicted in the artwork: "Portrait of a Lady" by the 15th century Flemish artist Rogier van der Weyden. Buckles of this type were worn in Burgundy, Flanders and France during the 15th century, and were favoured by both men and women. Constructed from zamak, the buckle measures 7. 5 x 7 cm and is well suited to belts with a width of up to 5 cm. The buckle is supplied without a belt end.