A Pair of 19th or 20th Century North African or Ottoman Brass Stirrups - Stirrup388 indian They were traditionally used to

They were traditionally used to weight a rope that passed through a ring or slot in a manger and attached to the halter or headcollar

There is a dent in one of the corners of the flaskIt is hallmarked Birmingham 1926 and has the silversmith's mark "A

This is a broad dark tan leather strap

total length 10cm (4")

A Pair of 19th or 20th Century North African or Ottoman Brass Stirrups - Stirrup388 indian They were traditionally used toThese stirrups are made of brass. They have pierced and engraved scrolling foliate decoration. They have gently arched rectangular footplates or treads with a central open area. Dimensions : Width 4" (11. 2cm), height 5" (14cm), length of tread 6" (16. 2cm)Weight : 955g (2lb 1oz) Ref : stirrup388