Midcentury Danish Stirrup Cups w/ Case

Midcentury Danish Stirrup Cups w/ CaseA stylish nod to English hunting tradition, this set of four stirrup cups is housed in a rich brown leather case, perfect for transport. Stirrup cups have long been associated with fox hunting, traditionally offered as a final drink before riders mounted their horses. Compact and durable, these Danish made cups, marked "Stainless Steel 18 8 Denmark," are both functional & collectible. Ideal for toasting in the field or adding a touch of sporting

A stylish nod to English hunting tradition, this set of four stirrup cups is housed in a rich brown leather case, perfect for transport. Stirrup cups have long been associated with fox hunting, traditionally offered as a final drink before riders mounted their horses. Compact and durable, these Danish-made cups, marked "Stainless Steel 18/8 Denmark," are both functional & collectible. Ideal for toasting in the field or adding a touch of sporting heritage to your barware collection.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Vintage
Condition: Very Good; light wear
Country of Origin: Denmark
Style: Midcentury, Art Deco
Materials: stainless steel/leather
Dimensions: 3.25" W x 3.25" H
Color/Finish: silver/brown
Care: hand-wash

All Items are in Very Good Vintage Condition, with minimal to no wear, unless otherwise mentioned here, or in the product description above. 
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