Pair of Antique Brass Swan Necked Mess Dress Box Spurs by Wildsmith - Spur521n christmas The spurs are not stamped

The spurs are not stamped with any maker's name

The edges of the cover are worn and there are several marks on the cover

These boots / shoes appear in a 1909 catalogue from William Wood & Son

It is also stamped  'Champion & Wilton

This pair of small slipper stirrups date from the late 19th or early 20th Century

Pair of Antique Brass Swan Necked Mess Dress Box Spurs by Wildsmith - Spur521n christmas The spurs are not stampedThese are brass spurs with steel inserts which would fit into "boxes" in the heel of a George boot or half Wellington. The necks are curved in a swan or goose shape. The spurs have round brass rowels decorated with a star pattern. There are decorative screw heads protruding from the end of each arm. The steel inserts are stamped "Wildsmith". Wildsmith & Sons are a company of bootmakers who started in business in Piccadilly, London in 1847, they still