DESCRIPTION: Presented for your pleasure here is a super fancy pair of spurs. The work on these are just over the top! The heel bands look like they have a basket weave done in sterling silver. The shanks are an Eagle's head with a round ball in his beak. The buckles for the straps are integrated as part of the spurs and connected to the swing buttons. There is fancy hand engraving throughout. Words are hard to describe the utter beauty and workmanship that went into these. The pictures say more than we could ever express, these are a really nice set of spurs (especially considering they are hand forged and the tools that would have been available at the time).
MAKER: Unknown.
APPROX AGE: 1800s.
SIZE: The heel opening is approx. 3" inches. The heel bands are 1-1/8 inches wide and the shanks are 2-3/4 inches long (including the rowels).
CONDITION: Good for their age, minimal wear expected. Please look closely at the pictures as they are an important part of our description and are hereby incorporated into the description, specifically with regards to condition.