Silver Stirrups

The open sides are a safety feature, designed to prevent the rider's foot from getting caught in the stirrup if thrown from the horse. They were typically made of lacquered wood or ...

Luxury vintage stirrup desk / table clock Maquet Paris - Nice 8 Jours, France, 1940s Clock with Equestrian / Polo / Racing horse Motifs in the style of Hermes (exactly the same model...

The following charms are attached to the split ring: an engraved gold saddle, a gold bridle, a silver horse head, a silver equestrian glove, a gold stirrup, a gold engraved pistol us...

Traditional English sterling silver stirrup cup, 1958. Cast bowl in form of hound head with floppy ears, saggy jowls, and long snout terminating in prominent nostrils.

German 800 silver stirrup cup, ca 1930. Cast dog head in form of floppy-eared hound with jowly, upturned snout, and glass yellow eyes with dazed pinpoint pupils.

George III sterling silver stirrup cup. Made by Charles Aldridge & Henry Green in London in 1782.

George III sterling silver stirrup cup. Made by Henry Chawner in London in 1788.

Traditional German sterling silver stirrup cup. Conical bowl mounted to cast buck bust with flexed-back ears, gaping mouth, thick striated fur, and big spiky antlers.

German silver figural dog stirrup cup, ca 1920. Cast bust of spaniel with long snout, resolutely closed mouth, and direct, concentrated gaze as well as floppy ears and thick fur.

William IV sterling silver figural stirrup cup. Made by William Knight in London in 1832.

Embossed Hermes Paris (on the stirrup). Maker's hallmark and French silver "Crab" hallmark (embossed on the stirrup).