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A mid-century cast metal equestrian statue depicting a racehorse in full stride with a jockey crouched low in the saddle. Molded from slush-cast spelter with a rich, two-tone antiqued copper and blackened finish, the sculpture displays the saddle number 5 raised on each flank. The piece stands on an integrated textured turf mound base, with an open, hollow underside typical of period American and European novelty metal castings.
Dimensions & Specifications
Height: Approximately 3.5 inches
Length: Approximately 5.25 inches from nose to tail
Base Width: Approximately 1.25 inches
Material: Slush-cast spelter / pot metal (zinc alloy) with copper-tone finish
Era: Circa State: Good vintage condition, structurally sound with no cracks, fractures, or repairs.
Surface & Patina: Displays honest age-appropriate surface wear, including rub wear along raised edges where the underlying base metal shows through, and mild white oxidation inside the hollow cavity.
Base: Sits flat on a level surface.
Compatible Modern Decor Styles
Dark Academia & Library
Traditional English Country
Rustic Farmhouse & Industrial
