This miniature represents Henry Grosmont, Duke of Lancaster (c.1310–1361) — one of England’s most distinguished nobles, military commanders, and diplomats of the Hundred Years’ War. A trusted ally of King Edward III, Henry was renowned for his chivalry, strategic leadership, and contributions to the Order of the Garter.
His campaigns in France and Spain established him as a central figure in shaping England’s medieval military and political identity. He was also a patron of literature and culture, leaving behind one of the earliest autobiographical works in English history.
This figure is cast in high-quality white metal (tin) and hand-painted using layered shading techniques to emphasize armor, heraldic colors, textiles, and facial character. Mounted on a display-ready scenic base, it is ideal for collectors of medieval miniature art.
Features
Scale: 54mm (1:32)
Material: White metal / tin
Painting: Artist-grade hand-painted finish
Protection: Matte varnish seal
Base: Included (ready for display)
Condition: Unique, one-of-a-kind figure
Ideal For:
Medieval and English history enthusiasts
Hundred Years’ War collectors
Museum-style miniature display collections
Unique handcrafted gifts
Each piece is painted individually — no duplicates exist.
