Mexican Spurs

Antique Western / Southwestern Mexican Spanish Cowboy equestiran / horseshoe Charro spurs made of wrought iron with copper inlay and leather straps.

William Spratling was an American-born silver designer and artist, best known for his influence on 20th century Mexican silver design. He was trained as an architect and was a talent...

He was trained as an architect and was a talented visual artist; by the 1930s he founded the first of the silver shops that would spur a Mexican silver renaissance. His inspired desi...

For your consideration, a pair of antique cowboy rustic charro spurs from Mexico  Spur . They look the same but they are not identical.

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 beautifully crafted spur with raised floral design and a fierce griffin or d...

A pair of fancy late 19th century Mexican silver inlaid 'vaquero' spurs with large 3 inch, eight point rowels and 3 inch heel-bands.

A pair of fine early 20th century Mexican charro spurs with hand chased silver overlay, beautiful large silver Mexican coins, 16 point rowels and and two pairs of resonating jingle-b...

A pair of good, large antique Mexican charro spurs with 3.25 inch / 8 point rowels, 3 inch wide heel bands and beautiful silver inlay.

A pair of exceedingly fine, large antique Mexican charro spurs with 3.5 inch / 8 point rowels, 3 inch wide heel bands and beautiful silver inlay.

A pair of good, large antique Mexican Chihuahua charro spurs with 5 inch / 6 point rowels, 3 inch wide heel bands and beautiful inlay inlay.

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...

A pair of fancy late 19th century Mexican silver inlaid 'vaquero' spurs with large 2.5 inch, eight point rowels and 3 inch heel-bands.

This is a very rare collection of 18th and 19th century game-cock fighting instruments from Mexico. The collection includes a Spanish colonial era wooden scale, three 19th century ga...

Landscape painting only appeared in Mexico in the 19th century, spurred on by visiting foreigners who were eager to capture with their brush, the extensive variety of landscape tha...

These Spanish Colonial silver spurs feature rooster heads and fine chain fasteners.

Two great examples of 18th century Spanish Colonial slipper stirrups. Not a pair, each similar yet different. One is brass with a lovely floral decoration, the other a rare copper ty...

Thepair of metal Mughal horse stirrups with silver inlay, dating back to the 19th century, are astriking example of equestrian equipment reflecting the artistry and craftsmanship of ...

An early 20th century antique African tribal leg band (ankle bracelet), These leg bands were both currency and status symbols for the Mongo tribe of northwest Congo. They were ma...

Pair of modernist wrought iron andirons, French, circa 1940.

Pair of stirrups. Silver, wood, metal. South America, 19th century. Pair of stirrups made of carved wood and decorated with silver appliqués in their own color on the corners, top, a...

Pair of stirrups. Carved wood, iron. Chile, 18th century. Pair of stirrups made up of a carved wooden block, in the shape of a crescent on the front, and decorated on the outside wi...

A rare and evocative pair of antique Japanese samurai abumi (horse-riding stirrups) dating to the Edo period (1603–1868). Expertly forged in iron, with a silver inlay decorative desi...

Edo Period, Bronze Japanese Samurai Stirrups, Japan, 18th c. A pair of Japanese bronze abumi (samurai stirrups), featuring the characteristic deep, boat-shaped form designed for sta...