Pair of Stirrups
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This pair of stirrups is of a type called estribos de campana in Spanish, which translates to bell stirrups. Extremely popular in Argentina, they evolved from 18th-century baroque stirrups imported from Spain. The richest examples are usually chiseled in silver, while more modest stirrups like this pair were made of cast iron.
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