Antique Spurs

The collection includes a Spanish colonial era wooden scale, three 19th century game-cock spurs with leather sheathes and a pair of unfinished spur blanks.

A pair of superb late 19th / early 20th century Chilean officer's spurs with silver link straps, and hand chased shanks terminating into eight point rowels with double faced eagles.

A pair of superb late 19th / early 20th century Argentine officer's spurs with heavy silver link straps and beautiful silver buttons together with hand chased silver shanks terminati...

A pair of exceedingly fine late 19th century Mexican 'charro' spurs with large eight point rowels, drop shanks, silver buttons on the dress side and exceptional silver inlay througho...

Each spur displayed on a high quality custom made stand.

10 inches long / 4.8 inches diameter of round spurs Notes: We believe that these spurs may be of Chilean origin, as Chilean spurs are typically larger in scale and diameter t...

A pair of large and impressive 19th century silver overlaid and polished steel gaucho spurs with huge 5 inch / 30 point rowels and 3.75 inch wide heel bands..

A pair of large and impressive 19th century silver overlaid and polished steel gaucho spurs with large 4 inch / 32 point rowels and 3.25 inch wide heel bands..

A pair of large and impressive 19th century silver overlaid and polished steel gaucho spurs with huge 5 inch / 30 point rowels and 3.75 inch wide heel bands..

A pair of enormous 19th century silver overlaid and polished steel gaucho spurs with huge 6 inch / 32 point rowels and 3.75 inch wide heel bands..

* For the purpose of display - these spurs are shown upside down. Overall length is approximately 8 inches.

An English brass boot umbrella stand with lacing and spur

Totemic wood form with inset iron spurs on iron gear retailing old paint, on metal base.

Whimsical folk art figural sculpture of a cowboy with a lasso, made from iron horse shoes, cast metal and wire, complete with spurs.

A wonderful rare example of a Game Cock having cast spur feet perched on a ball.

Shaped rectangular top with serpentine front and sides, raised on a pierced foliate scroll frieze supported by cabriole legs ending in spurred scroll feet and joined by an elabroate ...

American Federal period brass ball top seamed andirons with spurred legs and spade feet, belted ball tops, Boston Region, circa 1790-1810.

Boots are for mustard and pepper, cap is for salt, hunt horn at back is a salt spoon, and all sit on a horseshoe and spur. England, circa 1900.

The handle has a long spur on one side and a short spur on the other. The whole is adorned with fantastic incised foliate and mythological dragon motifs, early 20th century.

Handmade wooden rocking/ prancing horse with leather saddle and metal spur mounted wooden trestle base. Original American-made Primitive antique, circa 1900.

Pair Federal brass double lemon-top andirons with beading around the center lemon, hexagonal faceted plinths and spurs supported by ball feet. Possibly attributed to O.

Condition: Customary wear, minor imperfections, original iron dogs Displaying exceptional form, this fully developed pair of embellished with swirl-flame finials above rounded colum...

A handsome and proud game cock with unusual full bodied tail and finely cast feet and spurs atop a thoroughly verdigrised ball. This weathervane has a superb surface with a beautifu...

AFP0579 An antique pair of andirons having turned bodies, ball finials and delicately cast legs with spurred knees, circa 1900 Dimensions: Overall 19" H x 11-1/2" W x 29" D.

Beautifully hand turned medallions on the spurs and intricately turned rings around the center column.

The ringed lemon devices are above faceted posts that join dramatic high spur legs on ball feet. The tools and fire are in excellent condition.

The triffid foot, shell carving on the knees, volutes and spurs along with the molded edge of the top all add to the great proportions and honey color of the wood.

The andirons have swags incised on the top and body of the urn and on the top and base of the plinth, and have matching urn top log stop.There are matching swags to the tool urns as ...

The raised anchor tablet mark has detached leaving a recognisable spur. CHELSEA PORCELAIN (1743-1784)

In 1767 Piranesi was proclaimed a knight of the Golden Spur, which enabled him henceforth to sign himself "Cav[aliere] Piranesi".

Croix, circa 1840, with Classic West Indies legs featuring spurred knees. The centre post of this British Colonial table is hand-turned and the game table has two small drawers for s...

Each pedestal base has beautifully carved spur legs and end with brass cup casters. Each demilune is 30" in depth and the three leaves are 25.75", 30.75" and 25.5" in depth respectiv...

These early 19th century American Federal period andirons are the largest I have ever had and the legs have more fully developed spurs that are full C scrolls which I have never enco...

These substantial andirons have belting to both levels of lemons, are seamed, stand on turned bold columns with spurred legs, supported by ball feet. The wrought iron stepped log hol...

The chair sports an arched and spurred crest flanked by urn finials, with block and vase turnings on the legs, a bulbous front stretcher, and a rush seat in excellent condition.

The highboy boasts bold cabriole legs topped with spurs, ending in pad feet. (The legs were extended many years ago.)

Daventry was a prosperous town (75 miles north from London) and on a main coach route until the railroad was built and passed it by until a spur was finally built in 1888. Sight size...

Steel Jewelry was introduced in the mid 1700's. Its popularity was spurred by the French Revolution. Used as an effective diamond imitation, the desire for the dark gray sparkle endu...

This very large mid-18th century Italian Rococo giltwood green marble top console having a modern marble top; the frame with pierced Giltwood carvings in high Rococo relief, with ver...

The lower case is fitted with a waist molding above four graduated drawers supported by a dovetail bracket base having unusual, possibly unique pierced scrolled spurs. The chest...

The double urns rest on a center column that then splays into a spurred slipper foot on either side. The andirons were molded in two parts, and retain the original iron billet bars.

Spurred on by Hollywood, the 1920's saw an explosion of Old World-inspired lighting in mansions, magazines, and movie houses around the world.

All within a broad border, painted with a dense band of scrolling foliage. The reverse with six spur marks, within an unglazed footrim. Measures: Diameter – 36 cm, 14”.

The reverse with four spur marks, within an unglazed foot rim. Diameter – 38 cm, 15”.

Steel Jewelry was introduced in the mid 1700's. Its popularity was spurred by the French Revolution. Used as an effective diamond imitation, the desire for the dark gray sparkle end...

In 1767 he was proclaimed a knight of the Golden Spur, which enabled him henceforth to sign himself "Cav[aliere] Piranesi".

American Empire period brass andirons with cabriole legs, spurred knees, sitting on ball feet. The wrought iron log holders are stepped down so there was no need for brass log stops,...

Condition: Fine, some wear and imperfections The left and right steeple-top andirons with turned shafts, fender guards and spurred cabriole legs ending on ball feet with matching to...

The chest has satinwood inlay on the bottom rail framing a figured mahogany cartouche with unusual French style bracket feet with Jamaican spur. There is a spool turning on the top r...

The reverse, with sprigs of flowers, and having five spur marks, within an underglaze blue circle. Height: 26.3 cm, 10 3/8”.

This charger is particularly deep, has got big spur marks on the back (a sign of being early).

The Center Table is in the Caribbean High-Style with a solid mahogany turned pedestal with a refined hand-carved Pineapple terminating into four Reeded Saber Legs with Acanthus Spur ...

Chippendale two-piece corner cupboard, poplar, having a full height bracket base with spurs. Both case pieces are dovetailed, and are constructed with wooden pegs and hand-forged nai...

They are seamed with spurred cabriole legs, ball feet and double lemon tops, they are probably of New York origin.

Egyptial revival was a short period in American decorative arts--spurred by the building of the Suez Canal in 1867 and Verdi's composion of Aida in 1871.

The base of this piece has a bulbous center post with four scroll legs with spur knees. This table was traditionally made for playing cards but would be great as a console table.

Finished in a rosewood Regency saber leg with a spur knee ending in a rolled Regency styled cup.