Vintage fabric-covered standing horse figure with black mane and tail, fitted saddle, leather-style straps, and metal stirrups. Mounted on a red-painted wooden base. Internal frame covered in brown textured fabric. Typical mid-20th century toy or decorative piece. Shows age-related wear to fabric and base consistent with use. Sold as shown. This is a large vintage standing horse figure, most likely mid-20th century, constructed as a decorative toy or display piece. The body is covered in a coarse brown textured fabric (burlap, canvas, or similar woven material) stretched over a rigid internal frame. It has a full black mane and tail (synthetic or real hair), a fitted saddle with leather-style straps and hardware, a bridle, and hanging metal stirrups. The horse stands on a simple red-painted wooden base.

Key features:

• Brown fabric body with visible weave and age-related wear
• Black hair mane and tail
• Complete tack including saddle, straps, and metal stirrups
• Red painted wooden platform base
• Static standing pose (not currently on rockers or wheels, though some similar pieces originally had them)
• No visible maker’s mark or label 

These fabric-covered horses were made as children’s ride-on or pull toys and as folk-art or store display pieces. The construction (fabric over a frame with separate tack) is typical of mid-century American or European toy and decorative production.