April 23, 2024
Fine bronze ladies STIRRUPS pr Empire style 1810-1850
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An excellent quality pair of small Bronze Stirrups for a lady or child or possibly an antique carrousel, first half of the nineteenth century. These are probably French, as they are in the late Empire style and period, Probably second empire, Napoleon III period. 1810 - 1840s period. They were used, and show some evidence of silver and gilt like ormollu. Pale hard bronze, not brass, with nice patina. They are finely cast pierced and chased with acanthus leaf and greek fan openwork. All details are stipple shaded a real sign of quality, see my large photos. Heavy and Quality piece of high ranking horse Saddle Tack. Swivel strap lugs. May have been from a side saddle, or for a pony. 6 inches by 4 inches each. From an old Estate of a professor on Stanford University. NIce, don't miss them. U.S. buyer pays $8.95 shipping, international buyers pay actual cost of shipping. CA address pay CA sales tax on these. Thank you, please see my other auctions for antiques and Asian items. hobbyhorse stirrup bridle chamfron bridle bit holster carrousel horse folk art carriage
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