Any figure that the prop is parented will do, actually -- doesn't matter. But in order for the pose to work the prop must be loaded and parented to a figure. Which is a long way of saying it should, lol. Note, however, that this will also apply to the user. So the sequence for doing so will always be figure-prop-mat. I did this with the MAT poses for the pouch in the Goldeflower texture set in my store. THe readme tells ya how I explain the steps for using it -- not the best, but, well, it worked for the moment, lol. Note, however, that there is another way to do this, if the props are made correctly, that actually ends up with less space and more variety. If the props are externally called -- that is, the object file information for them is stored in the geometries folder, not within the prop itself -- then they can be much, much smaller, and you can create several versions of the prop with color variations in it.

thou and I, my friend, can, in the most flunkey world, make, each of us, one non-flunkey, one hero, if we like: that will be two heroes to begin with. (Carlyle)