What are these?

cgleason

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Found hanging on a patio beam during a remodel. Appears to be rusty steel. Each one has a different pattern. 5"w 7" deep 9" tall. ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1423688673.857863.jpgImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1423688705.389939.jpg
 

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My first thought was Stirrups too...But Those things look way to heavy to be on a horse and the top of it is unique to any stirrups Ive seen.

If they were some sort of poot peg or stirrup, I would thing they went to a train or a carriage or something of that nature

Cool find thou!
 

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First thing I thought as well... BUT..
they look awfully sharp on edges.
 

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Spanish influence style also.
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This next one is called
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spanish-portuguese-filigree-stirrup.
I'm no expert on Spanish history, but there was a lot of Arabian and Moroccan influence in Spain, way back in history, which is about my total knowledge on the subject.
I expect that Spanish riding was heavily influenced by that association, and of course Spain first captured Mexico etc.
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These are 18th century Moroccan stirrups, and finally, here is a picture of a fancy Arabian saddle.
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Looks to me like you have the first pair of that type of stirrup I've ever seen.
 

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Wow thank you all very much. I never would have guesses but now I'm convinced. They're stirrups.
I too thought the corners would be to sharp for a horse.
 

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Found hanging on a patio beam during a remodel. Appears to be rusty steel. Each one has a different pattern. 5"w 7" deep 9" tall.<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1118444"/><img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1118445"/>

Naw y'all looking at this all wrong. They are bacon presses.
 

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Very cool find.
 

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