Pair of 1906 Edwardian Sterling Silver Riding / Hunting Spurs - Spur451 saddle There is a narrow strap

There is a narrow strap inside which could have passed under a fitting to help with its removal

They are made of stell and plated with a silver metal (

Dimensions : Width 4¾" (12cm)

2cm)Weight : 3

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Pair of 1906 Edwardian Sterling Silver Riding / Hunting Spurs - Spur451 saddle There is a narrow strapA pair of sterling silver spurs. The inner arms are stamped "C. H" (probably Charles Horner) and hallmarked Birmingham 1906. They are also engraved "Swaine & Adeney, London" the retailers, and "R. H. G." possibly a previous owner's initials. These spurs have straight necks with bulbous ends which hold small pointed rowels. (The rowels could be blunted). They have studs and buckles for the attachment of their straps. The buckles are also partly