A Pair of 18th Century Spanish Stirrups - Stirrup230 july25 The bit has brass cheeks

The bit has brass cheeks with cast floral and foliate decoration on each side of the mouthpiece

This is military pad cheek curb bit

one cheek is stamped "Robson Cooper" and the other "York"

Dimensions : Handle : 5" (12

Any maker's marks or stamps have been lost

A Pair of 18th Century Spanish Stirrups - Stirrup230 july25 The bit has brass cheeksA pair of large enclosed stirrups. These are probably Spanish and date from the 17th or 18th century. The body of each stirrup is made of iron or steel and held in place by metal straps. The upper part is lined in leather or vellum, this has worn where the boot rubbed. There is some surface oxidation of the metal but they are otherwise in good condition . The soles of the stirrups are wooden probably elm. Dimensions : Each measures 12" (31cm) long x