19th Century Solid Bronze Stirrups

Name: 19th Century Solid Bronze Stirrups
Brand: Mercedes Cabeza de Vaca
SKU: cmmyy7129000c04kzev8cj02w
Price: 180 EUR
Availability: InStock

Decorative Objects · 19th Century

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Pair of stirrups from the late 18th century, early 19th century, made of solid bronze. They exhibit an attractive patina and are in very good condition. The back has an inscription with the letters 'FF' and the number '50', suggesting a Spanish origin. No visible damage or repairs are noted.

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Decoration in an antique collection

Exhibition in an equestrian establishment

Decorative element in a rustic-style home

Gift for a history enthusiast

Century: 19th Century
Origin: Madrid, España
Material: Solid bronze
Condition: Minor signs of use
Dimensions: 13 cm × 26 cm × 10 cm
Listed on: 20 March 2026

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Madrid, Spain

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