This hand-painted 54 mm miniature represents Robert de Mamin, a Burgundian knight from the 15th century, during the final era of European knightly warfare. The Duchy of Burgundy was renowned for its wealth, artistry, and chivalric culture, producing some of the most iconic knightly pageantry and heraldry in medieval Europe.
This miniature features the distinct visual identity of Burgundian noble cavalry:
Armor & Heraldry
Full late-medieval plate armor, shaded for metal realism
Heraldic surcoat patterned in Burgundian colors and motif
Feathered plume helm reflecting courtly knight status
Sword in ready posture, symbolizing battlefield presence
Shield and fabric elements shaded for depth and natural drape
Matte varnish applied for preservation
Mounted on a wooden display base, ready for showpiece display.
Specifications
Scale: 54 mm / 1:32
Material: Metal alloy cast figure
Paint: Professional acrylics, layered highlights & washes
Base: Polished wooden stand
Finish: Matte museum-grade varnish
Unique: Each figure is hand-painted — no duplicates
Historical Significance
Burgundian knights were known for:
Chivalric tournaments
Distinctive court heraldry
Serving in major conflicts of the Hundred Years’ War
Knights like Robert de Mamin symbolize the last golden age of knightly tradition before gunpowder reshaped warfare.
Ideal For
Medieval & chivalric history collectors
Hundred Years’ War + Burgundian Wars dioramas
Display in office, library, or showcase cabinet
Gift for miniature, heraldry, or museum enthusiasts
