Brass Barrel Horse Brass Medallion - Vintage Harness Ornament

$15.00

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A less common design in the world of horse brasses, this brass barrel medallion offers something different from the typical animal and heraldic motifs most collectors are used to seeing.

Horse brass medallions, also known as harness brasses, originated in 19th-century England, where they were mounted on working horse harnesses as both decoration and a symbol of pride. Over time, these pieces evolved into highly collectible items, often reflecting regional trades, industries, and local identify.

The barrel motif fits squarely into that tradition. Rather than representing wildlife or royalty, it hints at working heritage- cooperage, transport, and the movement of goods- making it a strong choice for collectors drawn to more industrial or utilitarian symbolism.

Because it's less widely produced than lions, crests, or floral designs, this style stands out in a collection of horse brasses and tends to catch attention when displayed.

Well-suited for:

  • Collectors looking for less common horse brass designs
  • Equestrian decor with a unique edge
  • Rustic or vintage-inspired interiors
  • Gift buyers who want something different from standard motifs

Traditionally worn on leather martingales or harness straps, horse brasses today are just as often displayed on walls, hung in rows, or incorporated into tack room and barn decor.

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Brass Barrel Horse Brass Medallion - Vintage Harness Ornament

$15.00

$15.00

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