889-4 - Stein & Goldstein - $10,500
Circa 1912 stander demonstrates the proudly arrogant demeanor typical of Stein & Goldstein horses, stepping high and fighting the bit. An older restoration, the white horse accented in soft grey is illustrative of classic S&G trappings— a plastron on the breast anchored by a deeply lappeted and fringed peytral—a theme repeated on the breeching.The saddle rests on a striped and fringed blanket and a fishscale skirt. A jeweled and fringed headstall completes the trappings. The horse has glass eyes, a natural horsehair tail and comes on the stand as shown. 57 long x 55 high (62 on stand), 44 chest to rump.