Historical information
Stirrups are essential equestrian equipment, providing the rider with support, balance, and control.
The top brass stirrup might have been used for a military, ceremonial, or high-end saddle.
Dating: The designs suggest late 19th to early 20th century usage.
Physical description
The image features two metal stirrups, each with a distinct design and condition.
Top stirrup: Appears to be brass or bronze, with a worn greenish patina due to oxidation.
Features a wide base for foot placement.
Two vertical slots on either side, likely for securing the stirrup leather.
Overall, well-preserved with some surface wear.
