Antique Horse Collars

Antique horse collar mirror from the late 19th Century. Features distressed black leather collar

crop with the horse head centered. The collar link is similarly painted.

Victorian English leather horse collar with brass rings. Traditionally used for heavy pulling by

French horse collar with wood hames topped with bronze horse heads. Has a weathered look that shows

An English leather and brass horse collar mirror from the early 20th century. Created in England

redolent of an abstract shire horse collar or elephant tusks 20cm in diameter, the brass gong enhanced with

features the horse has a trailing mane and bejewelled decorative detailed collar. Naturally weathered with

figures on a troika (Russian: ??????), the central horse wearing a horse collar and shaft bow, with the

Pendant- watch in 18 karat rose gold, horse head hallmark. Antique women's collar watch with a

An early 20th century English horse collar which has been rigged up as a mirror or looking glass

Handsome Horse Collar Mirror, Great Details, Very Good Condition. The shaped mirror plate set

Handsome 19th century leather, wood and brass horse collar mounted as mirror. Great Details And

, antique horse collar from France, circa 1880. The collar is carved in wood and covered with leather and

Draught horse yoke used as a frame for a mirror Leather, wood and iron all original Excellent for

Festive Dutch equestrian horse harness collar tack hames featuring brass sleigh bells. This large

a horse’s hoof unshod. The collar of the antique silver inkwell is encircled with a fine and

features a mesmerizing seahorse, depicted in a very literal manner as a horse head with martingale and

Horse Collar. Region / Tribe: Northern Plains / Blackfeet (?), circa 1880s. Material: Seed

English antique leather Shire (Dray) Horse collar with attached hames and inner mirror. Old Chain

Vintage distressed leather German horse collar.  

An early 20th Century English horse collar which has been rigged up as a mirror or looking glass

Horse's Hames (Collar attachment to control reigns from the driver to the snaffle). English Oak

Spectacular hooked rug, depicting a horse along with a well sweep, a horseshoe, a horse collar, and

green wooden plaque and framed within a horse collar. This collection of fittings create a wonderful

plaque and framed within a horse collar. This collection of fittings creates a wonderful display of

the unit following the visit of King George IV in 1822. The shawl or horse collar as it’s also known