Officer's dress uniform for voltigeurs of the 7th regiment o - Lot 471

Officer's dress uniform for voltigeurs of the 7th regiment of the royal guard, 1st Swiss regiment, in scarlet cloth, collar in dark blue cloth with scarlet piping, breastplate decorated with nine large silver braids, right buttoning with nine silver buttons with the arms of France and the number: "7", sleeve facings and tabs in dark blue cloth with three small buttons, long basques with white piped lapels and pockets simulated by dark blue piping trimmed with silver thread braid, ends embroidered with horns and grenades in silver trimming; complete with all buttons, shoulder tabs for epaulets in silver braid; lining annotated in ink: "R D" and "P" on inner leather band. Restoration period, 1824/1830. Very good condition. This suit probably belonged to Comte Romain de DIESBACH-BELLEROCHE (1778/1839), son of Ladislas, owner of the DIESBACH regiment in the service of France, born in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, he owned the Château de La Poya (Fribourg) for a time. Officer in the 7th regiment, listed on the regimental staff as captain and adjutant-major.