Pair of 19th or 20th Century Conquistador Stirrups - Stirrup389 nov24 This pelham is made from

This pelham is made from nickel silver - a nickel alloy

The hat is covered in black silk plush

These stirrups have been used and the loops show some wear

This was a genuine working saddle

This spur is similar to one illustrated in Charles de Lacy's "The History of the Spur"

Pair of 19th or 20th Century Conquistador Stirrups - Stirrup389 nov24 This pelham is made fromThese shoe shaped stirrups are made of brass with a dark patina. They come from South America. They are known as "Conquistador" stirrups, but they actually date from the 19th or early 20th Century. The shape would protect the rider's feet from injury. They are quite plain with engraved "strap" decoration, and later primitive engraved scallop patterns. There is one round drainage hole in the base of each stirrup. One stirrup has splashes of verdigiris