Antique Spurs

with brass trim and detailing, including a decorative spur at the heel and a raised lace and strap

shafts standing on socle plinths with scalloped bases and standing on cabriole legs with spurred knees

reserve. Spur pottery marks on verso. With metal bracket to mount on wall. Dimensions: 15 3/8" W x 2 1/2

A brass chandelier having a boldly turned spun brass body with eight scrolled brass spurred arms

needlepoint rugs experienced a grand revival during the mid-to-late 1800s, spurred by the popularity of

picking supposedly unpickable locks spurred improvements in lock design and indirectly impacted the design

pyrography occurred during the late 19th century, spurred by the ideals of the Arts and Crafts Movement. In

engraved crest of a spur erect between two wings, encompassed with the motto 'Tria juncta in uno' - Three

in Norfolk to have the stones driven from the spur wheel set above them - five stones from one spur

paysage), a loose movement of artists who, spurred on by the Revolution of 1830, sought out new directions

comprised of six sterling silver spurs, creating four compartments. Each arched compartment is conjoined

, brass string inlaid skirts, gadrooned ringed foliage pedestals, and resting on cock spur brass string

George III solid burr yew wood box with original spurred carrying handle and standing on bracket

, dressed in gold tabards with red hoods, fastening the spurs to his shoes. This act was a crucial symbolic

, bent spurs, stem of the fleur-de-lis to be restored) Height to the sword: 78cm 17 x 20cm approx

the Golden Spur and Pope Urban VIII made him a knight of St. John around 1624 and a knight of the

, having turned finials and spurred knees to legs with well-formed ball and eagle talon feet. Wrought iron

topped with a cannon ball style crown. The graceful spurred legs terminate on slipper feet. Sturdy log

origin. The raised dots on the underside are spur marks. These small, raised areas are a result of the

spurred intense competition and creativity within the industry. During the 82 years that T.G. Hawkes & Co

exceptional detail His uniform is of the Louis XV period. His hands, sword, hunting horn, boots and spurs

use in either holding exotic potted plants—a fashion spurred by global trade—or, more formally, as a

turnings, surmounted by balls with reeded tops, over spurred legs with ball & claw feet. Later 3 3/4" long

being displayed at the 1867 Exposition Universelle in Paris. This international exposure spurred demand

founded in 1750, in Worcester, initially being a spur maker. 1814 saw the invention of the 'Spur Box' by

Herculaneum and Pompeii spurred immense interest. Sir William Hamilton's Vases The actual imagery for this

his spurs on his legs and the detail of the scales. His colours stand out beautifully against the dark

as saddle coverings, spurs, and lances further highlight the refinement and ingenuity of medieval

a more academic approach or an uncle. From the beginning of his career and perhaps spurred by his

a more academic approach or an uncle. From the beginning of his career and perhaps spurred by his

enhanced spur wheel striker to one side. The plain shaped hallmarked hinged cover features a subtly curved

, and resting on spur saber legs with the original hairy paw brass casters, Early 19th Century Table is

handle having an upper spur. It is decorated with crisply defined sprig relief mouldings of classical

. Handcrafted and hammered in Spain featuring laces, buckles, flowery decoration and spur, this makes it looking

the columbine flower, whose distinctive nectar spurs curl gracefully from the petals, echoing the

Jean-Antoine Watteau was a French painter and draughtsman whose brief career spurred the revival of

spur marks on the underside. Each spoon decorated in under glaze cobalt blue paintings in a variety of

sense of adventure may have spurred his son's annual trips to West Texas and beyond, which began in the

. 2. Fig. 2: L'Oie Armée (Spur-winged Goose): - This bird is the Spur-winged Goose (*Plectropterus

oval lemon finials which sit on a Doric column with plinth, and the cast arched legs with spurs rest on

of sharpened spurs on the roosters’ legs, a detail reflecting both ethnographic interest and moral

to the contemporary bright cut engraved crest of a spur erect between two wings. The upper rim of

raised foot rim revealing the tan biscuit, five spur marks on center, kiln grit adhesions, bubbled glaze

multiple turnings in the ball and steeple manner with graceful double spurred legs terminating on ball feet

base is partially covered in the celadon glaze and retains residues of three spur marks on the rim

river into a major commercial highway. This helped spur the growth of cities like Albany and New York

three spur marks covered overall in a transparent crackled celadon glaze. Rim restorations otherwise

spur legs and resting on the original penny feet. Late 18th Century, Philadelphia.

Pair of cast brass half beehive fluted lemon top andirons on turned pedestal & arched spurred

Pair of American bell brass double urn finial andirons with circular ringed plinths, spur legs

Pair of American brass ball finial andirons with bulbous ringed plinths, spur legs, curvature

Pair of American bell brass lemon finial andirons with circular ringed plinths, spur legs, matching

the Victorian era. It's worth mentioning that Queen Victoria was a fan of turquoise stone and spurred

and decorative spurs. Early 19th century. Set consist of Tong and Shovel.

uniform with spurs on his boots and a sword on his side, sitting on a wood barrel smoking a pipe and

The Western rediscovery and elevation of pyrography occurred during the late 19th century, spurred by

-sur-Seine. The competitive exhibitions spurred manufactories to innovate, with Escalier de Cristal's