This 19th Century Stirrup Cup, Carved From Polished Horn And Finished As A Gentleman’s Riding Boot, Reflects The Rituals Of Victorian Travel And Country Hospitality. Designed To Be Used While Mounted With One Foot Still In The Stirrup, It Held A Small Measure Of Port, Sherry, Or Brandy Offered As A Parting Gesture Before A Journey Or Day’s Ride. The Boot Form, Popular In The Mid 1800s, Symbolised Readiness, Mobility, And The Manners Of The Sporting Era Without Reference To A Specific Pursuit. Ho

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