8-10th C AngloSaxon Belt

3/4" x 59" plus buckle and chape. (61" total)
Burgundy Chrome Tanned 2mm leather.
Dress rather than heavy load bearing,
Heavily ornamented.

A bit speculative, but based on the following finds:

Mounts are modelled after numerous extant examples of square mounts with zoomorphic designs, incorporating a central glass stone.
eg, https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/948689

Buckle is a copy of a simple medieval Museum of London piece, 
Dress accessories 480:SWA81:3612 
it has an iron hinge pintle cast in place.

The Chape is modelled after numerous extant examples of tongue shaped Zoomorphicly decorated strap ends from the period.
see https://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/objecttype/STRAP+END/broadperiod/EARLY+MEDIEVAL

35 mounts at a 1 3/4" centre to centre spacing (about 7/8" of belt between each)

Total weight 230g