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This contribution aims to put into perspective the red material decorating one of the scabbards found during the excavation of the Pommerœul site in 1975, in the province of Hainaut, Belgium. In addition to a recent analysis confirming that this decoration can be identified as opaque red enamelled glass, an updated description of the weapon now allows metric comparisons and a more precise typochronological discussion. The presence of opaque red enamelled glass on an iron scabbard dating from the beginning of the Late Iron Age (LT A2) raises the question of its emergence - and applications - in this western part of Europe.
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