Antique Spurs

Antique 19th Century Victorian very unusual and unique novelty solid silver mounted horse shoe decanter, the horses hoof silver mounted with a decanter, applied with a strap and buck...

Antique 19th century Victorian very unusual and unique novelty solid silver mounted horse shoe decanter, the horses hoof silver mounted with a decanter, applied with a strap and buck...

Heading : Early Worcester Porcelain Cider Jug Date : 1754-1756 Period : George II Marks : Incised ‘scratch cross’ and painters mark Origin : Worcester, England Colour : Muted colours...

Henry Maxwell was founded in 1750 and is the oldest of the remaining bootmakers in London. Originally a famous spur-maker (you can see Maxwell's spur collection at 83 Jermyn Street),...

The large leather boot forms the base for this piece complete with silvered spur, the upper leg has a reinforced metal structure to add balance & has a polished finish.

A fragmentary stool from the XVIII Dynasty (1400-1300 BC) caught the design imagination in England and multiple interations were produced, probably spurred by the Egyptian exhibition...

Neoclassical interior design aesthetics flourished in 18th-century Italy, spurred by the discoveries at Pompeii and Herculaneum.

His success in picking supposedly unpickable locks spurred improvements in lock design and indirectly impacted the design of hinges to enhance security.

One leans against the masters plumed hat, whilst spurs lay to the other side. "The Cavaliers Pets" was a ground breaking work of art when Landseer completed it in 1845.

The piece is well potted in a rectangular shape with a loop handle having an upper spur. The lid is rectangular with a knob handle.

This Edwardian pendant is set throughout with seed pearls, creating a scalloped quatrefoil motif, centred with a leaf-like spurs, creating an elegant floral design. The pendant is co...

A wonderfully original pair of candlesticks made from Victorian British army sword hilts with Royal monogram incorporated into the guard and utilising riding boot spurs for the feet....

Endearingly fascinating bell with superb detail throughout Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order Warm golden hues accentuate the brass mount and bell Broad dome bell s...

Light scuffs to the top. One leg with loss of spur. Original hinges, screws and untouched structure.

Profusely carved displaying the Victorian propensity for excess Extraordinary scrolled feet to acanthus leaf spurs United by a scroll carved 'X' stretcher and a decorative front st...

American cut glass won world acclaim during the 19th and 20th centuries and demand for beautiful glass products spurred intense competition and creativity within the industry.

Attractive dark tones and desirable aged patina to the English oak Appealing panelled construction standing upon spurred bracket feet Large proportions offering voluminous storage ...

Sharing this saucer dish or pattipan of lobed oval shape on a lobed footring. On the base some spur-marks. Decorated in underglaze blue with a European landscape with trees, houses a...

Sharing with you this saucer dish or pattipan of lobed oval shape on a lobed footring. On the base some spur-marks. Decorated in underglaze blue with a European landscape with trees,...

His feet are encased in armor and strapped with spurs. Next to his right foot is the signature by the artist.

It became a symbol of elegance and leisure, and demand for beautiful glass products spurred intense competition and creativity within the industry.

Cockfighting is a blood sport due in some part to the physical trauma the cocks inflict on each other, which is sometimes increased for entertainment purposes by attaching metal spur...

P3723 [secretary, identical bow skirt and feet with gentle spurs; Massachusetts] The Furniture Masterworks of John and Thomas Seymour, Mussey Jr., 2003, p. 238-43.

The deep projecting cove molding is matched by the powerful ogival curvature of the oversized bracket feet with their integral notched spurs. It is a very fine piece with boldness an...

The anterior surface of each stem and handle is encompassed with thread decoration and embellished to the terminal with a contemporary engraved crest of a dexter hand holding a spur....

The back with a typical Arita blue and white floral motif and a series of spur marks to the recessed foot. The foot rim with a series of holes to accommodate the metal wire hanging m...

Cockfighting is a blood sport due in some part to the physical trauma the cocks inflict on each other, which is sometimes increased for entertainment purposes by attaching metal spur...

High domed cover with wide everted rim and six-sided pointed knob on a domed base. On the base three spur-marks in a triangle-pattern. Finely painted flowering carnations, peonies, s...

In an attempt to create employment and commerce, the Swiss government took steps to encourage local timber merchants to liaise with craftsmen of the region and thus start the product...

Cockfighting is a blood sport due in some part to the physical trauma the cocks inflict on each other, which is sometimes increased for entertainment purposes by attaching metal spur...

Two standout elements in this chest are 1) the attractively diminutive height, standing at just shy of 66", and 2) the unusual form of the bracket feet, each with an integral spur th...

The surface of this antique mug is plain and embellished with the contemporary bright cut engraved initials 'IE' above an illustration depicting a cockerel; the spurs to the cockerel...

Despite the exclusively rural content of his paintings, Sartorius lived for the greater part of his life in Soho: in 1787 John Nost Sartorius was living at 2, Spur Street, Leicester ...

Despite the exclusively rural content of his paintings, Sartorius lived for the greater part of his life in Soho: in 1787 John Nost Sartorius was living at 2, Spur Street, Leicester ...

By the 18th century there was so much Chinese Imari ware available in the export market that Japanese Imari became prohibitive, spurring Western potteries to produce their own versio...

He also is wearing a white ruff-like collar and tan boots with riding spurs, all popular attire for cavaliers around 1620.

Albert Amor label Origin :Worcester, England Colour : Cobalt blue grounds, polychrome enamels and gilding Pattern : Floral sprays on white reserves within highly elaborate gilt-sc...

The latter of these influences, a by-product of the forced opening of the US/Japan trade in 1854, spurred the adoption of a distinctly Japanese design sensibility across a wealth of ...

The son of Yoshikawa Chobei, Seitei’s father was the rice broker who spurred the samurai’s income to shift from rice to currency.

Charles Jacque was also a founding and influential member of the “Men of 1830” (also called l’Ecole francaise du paysage), an artistic movement who, spurred on by the Revolution of 1...

Continued interest in the layout and development of the nation’s new capital spurred many maps of DC to be produced and printed throughout the 19th century, including this 1856 map.

The map identifies one railroad between Galveston and Houston, which extends to Austin with a spur to Washington. No other railroads are shown.

Henry Greenway was a great exponent of the neoclassical and had workshops at 14, Gilt Spur Street, London, when this Jug was made. He was apprentice to Charles Wright, who also made ...

The war ushered in the biggest advertising campaign to date, critical to the wartime communication needs of every combatant: from raising money, recruiting soldiers, nurses, and boos...

Sabre legs support the sofa, each remaining perfectly stable and locked firmly into the frame with curling return spurs highlighted with brass inlays, the legs terminating in cast br...

Culminating from the thin molded frame, quite refined in the delicate ridge, is the light serpentine form of the crest rail - the floral carved focal point at the center is flanked b...

The war ushered in the biggest advertising campaign to date, critical to the wartime communication needs of every combatant: from raising money, recruiting soldiers and boosting volu...

The center of the four-pointed star is accented with a feature Old European cut diamond, accompanied by four smaller mine cut diamonds to the spurs. Sixteen well size and color matc...

The elegant ripple-grained satinwood top inlaid with a fanned demi-lune emitting anthemion style foliate spurs threaded with a key pattern chain, and framed by a border band outlined...

The second proponent of change was a presidential decree in 1891 stipulating that Sèvres must not only search for new forms and decorations, but also to develop stoneware. The decree...

In the first panorama a wooded clearing offers shady shelter to a woman who is dipping some clothes in a stream; on the rocky spur that fringes the course of the river there are two ...

The war ushered in the biggest advertising Campaign to date, critical to the wartime communication needs of every combatant: from raising money, recruiting soldiers and boosting volu...

Louis, where he served as the art director of a pageant in Brandesville Missouri, putting him in contact with wealthy Texans who would eventually persuade him to move to San Antonio....

The five-pointed stars are executed with lineal lines like a spokes on a carriage wheel or the rowel of a spur. These are constructed of silk floss on a canton made of blue silk taff...

In a poignant move, Jerichau-Baumann has painted the flushed child looking directly at the viewer, as if to spur them to action. Rather than capturing the child as merely destitute a...

[Feet] Feet mostly original though 2" toes on front feet have later splicing; loss to spur on right front foot; back right foot facing is a late 19th or early 20th century replaceme...

This influential and dramatic design spurred further zinc examples to be crafted, which exist in England, Italy and other areas of Germany, in addition to a bronze copy installed in ...