Historical information
Stirrups are essential equestrian equipment, providing the rider with support, balance, and control.
The bottom iron stirrup likely belonged to a working or farm horse.
Dating: The designs suggest late 19th to early 20th century usage.
Physical description
Bottom Stirrup - Made of iron or steel, showing heavy rust and corrosion.
Traditional D-shaped frame, typical of older or more utilitarian saddlery.
Flat, broad footrest with some pitting and degradation due to oxidation.
Appears more heavily used or exposed to elements over time.
