French Horse Show Award Plaque Bronze 1954 Bordeaux Hippique 1301262

French horse show award

This authentic bronze plaque represents a historic French horse show award from the Societe Hippique Francaise, presented in Bordeaux during 1954. The Prix Rene de Beaumont was a coveted prize in French equestrian competitions, reflecting the established tradition of horse shows throughout France during the mid-20th century.

Crafted in durable bronze with raised lettering, this oval plaque displays classic red enamel inlay characteristic of French sporting awards from this period. The script typography and decorative border demonstrate the quality craftsmanship typical of French trophy makers. The bronze has developed natural aged patina that indicates its authenticity and historical significance over seven decades.

The award measures 13.5cm x 9.5cm (5.3" x 3.7") and remains in good condition for its age. The bronze shows natural oxidation throughout, while the red enamel inlay stays largely intact with minimal wear. The original hanging loop is present for display purposes.

This French horse show award serves as an authentic piece of equestrian history, suitable for collectors of sporting memorabilia or vintage French awards. The piece represents the rich tradition of competitive riding culture in France.

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