Vintage Mounted Longhorn Steer Steer Horns

This item is a set of authentic steer horns, likely from a Texas Longhorn, mounted for wall display. The horns feature a dramatic, wide lateral spread typical of the breed, curved upward at the tips. They exhibit a natural color gradient transitioning from a creamy tan and ivory base to dark brown and charcoal black polished tips. The center bridge connecting the two horns is wrapped in a decorative red and brown leather or vinyl upholstery, secured by metallic studs or tacks which is a traditional folk-art mounting style common in the mid-20th century. The assembly is secured to an oval-shaped, finished wooden backplate designed for vertical wall mounting. The horns appear to be in good vintage condition, showing a natural patina with some visible surface oxidation on the tacks and minor scuffing on the leather trim consistent with age. There are no obvious signs of structural cracking or significant insect damage to the keratin. The craftsmanship suggests a commercial or skilled amateur production intended for Western-style home decor, estimated to be from the 1960s to 1980s. The size appears substantial, likely spanning 3 to 4 feet in width, though exact measurements are not provided.