Royal Naval uniform

This silver gilt oval-shaped shoulder belt plate is an example of the type of non-regulation accessory often worn with uniform. The outer edge is worked with a combination of bright work and line engraving to creat a repeating scallop motif. The central reserve is engraved with a large fouled anchor with a slanted stock. The back of the belt-pate features four stud fasteners. It is stamped twice with the maker's mark, 'H. B.'.

Object Details

ID: UNI1531
Collection: Textiles; Uniforms
Type: Belt plate
Display location: Not on display
Creator: B., H.
Date made: circa 1800
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Rowand Collection
Measurements: Overall: 69 x 54 mm
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