Antique Bridle

This early Chinese carved stone horse has markings of an elaborate bridle and is an impressive

rearing with a bold red bridle, symbolizing strength, loyalty, and readiness; on the right, a gray lion

as its focal point, showcasing exquisite detailing: the horse's mane, bridle, and other facial

grandeur. The attention to detail in the bridle, reins, and even the protective chamfron on the horse’s

on four legs with bridle and saddle.

imperial eagle and the other a shield with gold crown and Latin motto. The bridle and saddle are richly

Antique 19th Century English bridle leather overnight case, containing six different shaped glass

features a golden dragon crest, and his horse is red, with a blue bridle and gold armor. Behind them, three

sweet well cast elephant on top, with a copper bridle. The base is sealed. The altar piece measures 6 5

tenon members. The legs are recessed and connected to the seat in elongated bridle joints. The aprons

the Snaffles blindstamp (a bridle bit) in the bottom right-hand corner just above the remarque

bridle bit) top right hand corner. Dimensions: Height 29 cm / 11 1⁄2" Width 20 cm / 8" Framed height 46

, the horse has glass eyes and a metal bridle. The man also has glass eyes and metal pins in sections

grace of a bridled running horse. The bust, possibly a fragment of a larger bronze artwork, exudes a

horse's bridle of gold filled metal with garnet paste eyes. 1880's USA. Excellent Condition Length 2.50

bridle, and the young man holding its reins whilst they both rest. The figure is mounted and displayed

coat, and finely rendered bridle, reflects the meticulous attention to detail that characterizes this

structure, texture, and even the subtle gleam of their bridles, lend a sense of movement and life to the

black bridle. The figure is seated on a deep pink saddlecloth with gold embroidery, featuring a fringe

wear and tear present in the form of faded surface, natural verdigis, and damage to the bridle sections

framed in a black frame with the Snaffles blindstamp (a bridle bit) just above the title. Dimensions

rendered with meticulous attention to anatomy and shading, their bridles and saddles reflecting the

tournaments, while the horse’s bridle and chamfron (head armor) are carefully detailed, combining practicality

framed in a black frame with the Snaffles blindstamp (a bridle bit) in the bottom left hand corner

are attached to the split ring: an engraved gold saddle, a gold bridle, a silver horse head, a silver

quality craftsmanship, hand carved chamfered wood, and complex bridle and mortise tenoned joinery visible

dressed in elaborate ceremonial robes and bridle. It is being attended by three keepers, two riding on its

) picture is with the Snaffles blindstamp (a bridle bit) in the bottom right-hand corner just by the title

(a bridle bit) bottom right hand corner and is framed in original black frame. Snaffles spent the

, the gold highlights appear on several key elements: Horse tack and harness: The bridle, reins, and

elaborate uniforms command the procession, riding finely adorned horses with decorative bridles and

wood, worn fabric bridle and saddle with brass accents. Real horsehair was used to create the tail and

warhorse fit for a high-ranking noble or military leader. The careful detailing of its ornate bridle and

wooden carriages. The horses, adorned with decorated bridles and elaborate harnesses, move in a

. Extended snout ends in parted lips showing teeth beneath in a braying attitude. Low relief bridle on face

elaborate bridles and harnesses, add to the sense of opulence and grandeur. The procession exudes a sense

splendor. Their horses, adorned with intricate bridles and ceremonial tack, move in perfect rhythm

dramatic effect, emphasizing the splendor of the event. The details in the horses’ bridles, the intricate

, though faded in some areas. The black pigment highlights the mane, tail, and parts of the bridle, while

muzzle, flared nostrils. The bridle and harness are delicately painted in faded green, contrasting

adorned with an elaborate saddle and bridle, mirrors the elegance of its rider. The animal's skin is

bridled, and with a armored blanket and saddle. Pieces from this period are extremely rare. The six

attached, such as the raised front leg and the tail. The bridle and saddle are featured as well. A handsome

head and back incised with lines representing the halter, bridle. Come with Oxford Thermoluminescence

19th century. Very Good conditions except for the missing bridles. This object is shipped from

twirling high above the horse's head, the reins in the other. Figure, bridle and saddle painted in color

fabric harness and bridle. Thermoluminescence tested by Oxford Authentication. A printed copy of the

tradition within Kirghiz society. The attention to detail in the saddle and bridle of the horse suggests the

ceremonial saddle and bridle The Horse is in sound and though he has a few repairs as you might expect

leather bridle intact. The taxidermy horse measures 11" inches long x 7 1/2" inches high.

leather strapping to the bridle, as well as the martingale and metal rosettes. Mounted on a wooden base

with a bridle in relief; a bird with large round eyes, a crown and large incised wings and tail; and a

, blue painted saddle blanket and bridle, mounted on a later blue and red painted wooden rocker base

to create bits and horsehair bridles. Check out Cisco's collections! Period: Last quarter 19th

extremely intricate and realistic depiction of two hound dogs bridled together is done completely in various

, and nine decorative plaques. The plaques would originally have been attached to a leather bridle

two cities until these horses had been bridled; four hundred years later, Napoleon, after he had