A Luristan Bronze Horse Bit, ca. 1st millenium BCE arm party jewelry - One main entry- Internal

- One main entry- Internal zip pocket- Interior lining- Debossed front logo

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A Luristan Bronze Horse Bit, ca. 1st millenium BCE arm party jewelry - One main entry- InternalA bronze horse bit comprising a square section bar with loop terminals. The cheek pieces, at each end of the mouthpiece, are cast in the form of striding horses, with long manes and tails, and having two loops at the top for attachment. for related example see: Houshang Mahboubian, Art of Ancient Iran (London, 1997), cat. no. 68, p. 99. and Legrain, L. Luristan Bronzes in the University Museum, pl. XX, Condition: Intact and in excellent condition