Pair of South American Gaucho Spurs with Horse Head Necks - Spur587 jan25 this is hallmarked London 1919

this is hallmarked London 1919 and stamped with the silversmith's mark "ESA"

Ref : spur603

A Mediaeval spur in excavated condition

there was a tradition in some regions of using small stirrups that only supported the toe

Dimensions : Length not including lash 31¾" (80cm)Weight 50g (1¾oz)

Pair of South American Gaucho Spurs with Horse Head Necks - Spur587 jan25 this is hallmarked London 1919A matched pair of spurs made of a silver coloured metal, probably Alpacca or a silver or nickel alloy. Both sides of both spurs are decorated with a feather pattern. The spur necks are cast in the shape of horse heads. They have quite large steel many pointed rowelsThere is a silver metal disc on each side of each rowel. There are no maker's marks or stamps. Both spurs have a pair of wide chains attached to the top of their necks, these fasten with a