French Hussar officer's tashka of the 1854 model

The original tashka is in very good collector's condition. Leather, velvet. Inside, the manufacturer's stamp is applied in gold, made in the form of the inscription "M[ais]on DASSIER / MOURRE S[ucess]eur Fourn[isseu]r B[reve]té de S.M. PARIS / RUE RICHELIEU, 12" ("Maison Dassier, formerly a famous Parisian manufacturer of hats (hats, military cocked hats, and caps). His successor (Successeur) was Mr. Moore (Mourre). An official supplier with a patent (privilege) His Majesty the Emperor (we are talking about Emperor Napoleon III and the era of the Second Empire in France, 1852-1870). On top, the impression is decorated with the official imperial coat of arms of the Second French Empire with the image of an eagle and a crown. A plaque in the form of an imperial crowned eagle made of gilded brass is fixed in the center of the lid. The eagle holds in its paws the thunderbolts of Jupiter (the symbol of the French imperial army of those years). Rare. Guarantee of authenticity.