Antique Spurs

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...

This vision, which occurred on Christmas Eve of 1517, spurred Gaetano to carrie on his Mission stronger than ever, He is also known as the Holy Providence’s Saint.

This vision, which occurred on Christmas Eve of 1517, spurred Gaetano to carrie on his Mission stronger than ever, He is also known as the Holy Providence’s Saint.

Legend has it that Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty wrote his governing principles on screens to spur himself on. In ancient times, people would paint the images of emperors and g...

The last element represents the Fountain of the Spur, located at the corner of Borgo San Jacopo and Via dello Sprone in Florence.

The frame of the wheel is heavy laminate wood, 1 3/4" thick, with metal supports and nickel-plated pins. A spur-shaped star serves as a nut to hold the wheel on the shaft.

The patriotism of WWI aroused a new interest in the American flag, and spurred Emily Katherine Ide to publish a revised edition of her slim, but popular, book on the American flag.

The apron mirrors the crest, though fully liberated with the deep pomegranate crested by a developing flower, twists of foliage flowing outward - the tiny spurs of the frame counter ...

This study was painted during a period of time when the American public craved depictions of Washington’s likeness. Spurred on by the nation's sesquicentennial, Americans were active...

An article in the New York Tribune, “French Artists Spur on American Art,” (Oct. 24, 1915) interviewed a number of artists, including Marcel Duchamp, Francis Picabia, Albert and Juli...

The head appeared first, at a depth of six feet, which spurred further excavations. Later, after it had been given in 1681 to Louis XIV to decorate the Galerie des Glaces of Versaill...

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 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 Johns led a distinctly unorthodox life; spurred on by his fascination with gypsy culture and the Romany language.

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 taf...

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 French beau would express his admiration of Britannia by wearing his spurs in the middle of Paris and the ladies would wear ‘robes a l’anglaise’ and ‘coiffures anglomane’.

modernist furniture, thanks also to the spurs of Vittore Grubicy, freeing himself definitely from the stylistic heritage of Bugattian and find new ways to define a totally personal s...

Dimensions in cm: Height 73 cm x Width 106 cm x Depth 3 cm Height 64 cm x Width 97 cm Dimensions in inches: Height 2 foot, 5 inches x Width 3 foot, 6 inches x Depth 1 inch Height 2 ...

His work has been exhibited in Innsbruck, Vienna and Düsseldorf and has been consistently rated favorably by art critics. Spurred on by this success, the artist also toured Denmark a...

Use of the Stars & Stripes for functions of general patriotism rose swiftly following the 1861 attack on Fort Sumter that spurred the Civil War (1861-65). This was the beginning of w...

His saddles, chaps, cuffs, rolls, bridles, and harness, as well as a line of bits and spurs, were sold locally, regionally and shipped to at least as far as Eastern Montana.

Use of the Stars & Stripes for functions of general patriotism rose swiftly following the 1861 attack on Fort Sumter that spurred the Civil War (1861-65). This was the beginning of w...

At the urging of Walter Pach, Stella made a trip to Paris, where he met Gertrude and Leo Stein and saw the work of Matisse and the leading Fauves, spurring him to paint with alluring...

The attack on Fort Sumter was a catalyst for change in flag use, spurring production and consumption by private households and businesses.

At the urging of Walter Pach, Stella made a trip to Paris, where he met Gertrude and Leo Stein and saw the work of Matisse and the leading Fauves, spurring him to paint with alluring...

Use of the Stars & Stripes for functions of general patriotism rose swiftly following the 1861 attack on Fort Sumter that spurred the Civil War (1861-65). This was the beginning of w...

Use of the Stars & Stripes for functions of general patriotism rose swiftly following the 1861 attack on Fort Sumter that spurred the Civil War (1861-1865). This was the beginning of...

Use of the Stars & Stripes for functions of general patriotism rose swiftly following the 1861 attack on Fort Sumter that spurred the Civil War (1861-65). This was the beginning of w...

There was a rebirth of American patriotism during this general era, during which there was a rebirth of the American Federal period (1790-1820's) in American design, spurred in part ...

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...

A prodigy in his childhood, a professional in his teens, Horace was spurred by the financial requirements of an early marriage, producing a torrent of saleable work from his studio: ...

Use of the Stars & Stripes for functions of general patriotism rose swiftly following the 1861 attack on Fort Sumter that spurred the Civil War (1861-65). This was the beginning of w...

The word "Navy" is stamped along the hoist, followed by the numerals "2" and "3" with a, 8-pointed star in-between that is shaped like the rowel of a spur with a simulated, pierced h...

For example, note how the large stars in the center of this flag form a five-pointed star, which is so skinny that it really looks more like the spokes of a wheel or a spur. In betwe...

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

Use of the Stars & Stripes for functions of general patriotism rose swiftly following the 1861 attack on Fort Sumter that spurred the Civil War (1861-65). This was the beginning of w...

Use of the Stars & Stripes for functions of general patriotism rose swiftly following the 1861 attack on Fort Sumter that spurred the Civil War (1861-65). This was the beginning of w...

It was well received, one writer asking, "who can look unmoved upon his vigorous and vividly realistic rendering." Spurred on by the success of this work which "opened up for him a f...

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

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

The acquisition of wealth did not affect his enthusiasm or his industry, but spurred him on to acquire a thorough knowledge of his craft.

In addition to the feelings spurred by slavery and states' rights in a more generalized sense, certain congressional legislation and actions of the federal government during this per...

Francis Hopkinson, credited designer of the Stars & Stripes, actually rendered a circular pattern of 13 eight-pointed stars, presented like the rowels of a spur, on a piece of 1778 P...

Francis Hopkinson, credited designer of the Stars & Stripes, actually rendered a circular pattern of 13 eight-pointed stars, presented like the rowels of a spur, on a piece of 1778 P...

Ancient Spur From a Saddle Measures: L 10cm, L 19cm, H 6cm.  

Pair of vintage cowboy spurs, thought to be of Mexican origin. Made in early 20th Century, the spurs are of iron inlaid with silver (content unknown) and have twelve-point star rowels.

18th century Spanish Colonial bronze spur with a steel blade now made into a trinket dish or ashtray.

"The Battle of the Golden Spurs" Avante Garde Print This print of the massive Bataille des Éperons d’Or, or Battle of the Golden Spurs, is considered one of Jame's Ensor's (Belgian ...

A Fine Old Pair of Gaucho Spurs, Argentina A well-made traditional pair of Argentine Gaucho spurs, crafted in brass with silver plating and highlighted with decorative silver inlays.

A fine red painted boot shaped sheet metal advertising trade sign with spur for a shoe business, with cast iron L shaped arms for wall mounting.

Gaucho Spurs – Hand-forged Iron And Silver Inlay – Argentina, 18th Century" Antique 18th-Century Gaucho Spurs – Hand-Forged Iron with Silver Inlay (Argentina, c.1750–1800) Descriptio...

Early August Buermann hand-forged carbon steel spurs and original leather straps, circa 1880-1890, The spurs are complete and original, still retaining the spur bells, tooled leather...

A very well painted early 19th century oil on canvas depicting a fighting cock or game bird. The style of this piece is similar to the work of Ben Marshall who was a famous English...

Pair of American brass banded flanking ball finial andirons with turned bulbous plinths, matching ball banded log stops, original wrought iron rear dog legs, and resting on spur legs...

Pair of American acorn top andirons with turned faceted plinths, terminating on double spur legs with ball feet. Philadelphia, Circa 1800

Molded brass form with spur knee and ball feet.