Antque silver plated bronze figure of a racehorse with separate wooden plinth. C1910.

Sculptural figure of a racehorse, made of silver-plated bronze with a polished finish, mounted on a varnished wooden base with a stepped profile. The animal appears in a static position, with all four legs supported, a marked saddle, and stylized proportions, suggesting a model of an English thoroughbred, an emblematic breed in the racing world known for its speed, elegance, and defined musculature. The sculpture, probably dated to the 20th century, is conceived as a decorative piece or an equestrian trophy, with attention to detail in the mane, ears, and posture, although with a simplified treatment of the anatomical features. The wooden base provides stability and a warm contrast to the metallic shine of the body. This type of representation is common in environments related to turf, equestrianism, or classical decoration, and it is ideal for collectors of animal art, equestrian objects, or sports trophies with character. Country of Origin, Spain Material Silver plate, Bronze, Wood Condition Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes Height 14 cm, Width 15 cm, Depth 9 cm Estimated Period 1900-1910