Found this statuette today. It looks like soldier. Do You know something more?
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An unlikely find in Italy, I would have thought. Bonnets, voluminous pantaloon britches and other apparel resembling 'skirts' were typical dress for upper class men in the Renaissance period of Italy and elsewhere in Europe. Both for civilians and military personnel. Depending on the size it could be a statuette or a child's toy figure/soldier... but probably not actually produced in the Renaissance period.
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Nice one !
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Post WW1 toy lead soldier.
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