Pewter figures

Jan Žižka z Trocnova (c. 1360 – 11 October 1424) was a Czech general, a contemporary and follower of Jan Hus, Hussite military leader, and later also a Radical Hussite who led the Taborites. Žižka is held to be one of the most renowned military leaders by many historians and today he is…

Suit of Armor, figure.

• Material: tin
• Height: 12 cm

Tournament knight on horse. Total height: 110mm. Decorative figure. Material - tin.

FORTUNE TELLING Glass BALL on Stand.

• Material glass, tin alloy
• Diameter of the sphere  80 mm
• Total height 17 cm

Candlestick for a candle of a diameter up to 23 mm. Height is 120 mm. Candlestick is sold without candles.

Knight in armor, half of the 15th century. Height with a stand: 22 cm. Material: tin and wood.

Swiss landsknecht from Black Legion. In 1525 during the battle of Pavia it was the last unit, which retreated after fleeing French allies. Total height 22 cm.

Tin knight from the XIII. century. Height: 12 cm.

Italian Tin Knight from the XIV. century. Height: 12.5 cm.

Bohemian mercenary. Height: 115 mm.

Medieval artilleryman, historical tin statue, height: 58 mm. Weight: 0.2 kg.

Bohemian King and holy Roman Emperor Charles IV. (1316 - 1378). Height: 50 mm, weight: 0.14 kg.

Two landsknechts play dice for their salary ... somebody will be very unhappy tonight :) Height: 59 mm. Weight: 0.2 kg.

Dwarf - the miner. Height: 38 cm. Weight: 0.1 kg.

Dwarf - the miner. Height: 40 mm. Weight: 0.1 kg.

Dwarf - the miner. Height: 35 mm. Weight: 0.1 kg.

Dwarf - the miner. Height: 35 mm. Weight: 0.1 kg.

Dwarf - the miner. Height: 35 mm. Weight: 0.1 kg.

Peacock on a glass ball. Height: 75 mm. Weight: 0.10 kg.

Norman knight. Height: 60 mm. Weight: 0.1 kg.