Pair of early 19th Century Spurs by Maxwell - Spur398 oct23 7cm (2¾") wide internally

7cm (2¾") wide internally

most probably the 18th CenturyThe angled cheeks can still be seen in traditional Peruvian bits

These boots were well used and loved - even their patches have patches

It shows almost very little wear

The varnish of the cane has become worn where the whip has been held over the last 100 yearsIt has a tan leather open keeper or loop wjich is probably a replacement

Pair of early 19th Century Spurs by Maxwell - Spur398 oct23 7cm (2¾") wide internallyA pair of fine 19th Century spurs. They are made of steel and plated with a silver coloured metal. The inside of each spur is stamped " Maxwell, Piccadilly, London"These spurs have long necks (longer than modern spur necks) with rounded ends and no rowelsThe spurs have steel studs and separate buckles. Length : 5" (13. 5cm) Inside Width : 3" (7. 6cm) Neck length : 1" (4. 5cm) Weight : 4oz (122g)