Framed English Horse Brass – Aries Zodiac Ram

Bold, fearless, and ready to charge—just like an Aries. This antique English horse brass medallion features a ram in full stride, professionally framed against a deep red linen backdrop and set in a black-and-gilt frame worthy of its fiery ruler.

Originally worn on leather parade tack during Royal and Military processions, these ceremonial brasses were crafted as emblems of tradition, strength, and prestige. Most recently seen in the Royal Coronation of King Charles III and the Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, this one now enjoys its next life as a framed zodiac statement piece.

Cast in solid brass and custom framed for display, it’s the perfect gift for the unapologetically ambitious Aries in your orbit—or the one staring back in the mirror.

Aries birthdays: March 21 – April 19
Aries traits: Passionate, confident, impulsive, and born to lead. Will absolutely finish the project—but may burn three bridges and start a new business in the process.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Early 20th Century (Brass), Modern (Framing)
Condition: Excellent Aged Brass; New Custom Framing
Country of Origin: England
Materials: Solid Brass / Linen / Wood
Style: Traditional • Equestrian • Royalist
Dimensions: Approx. 6.75" H × 6.5" W × 1.25" D
Display: Open Face (Not Under Glass); Hanging Hardware Included
Zodiac Sign: Aries ♈

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This item is final sale and non-returnable

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