Horseman and horse

robinhoodsmate

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Hi, a small statue golden in color. I have no idea of country of origin or age. I think notable are the stirrups and head dress. Non magnetic, no hallmark nor maker id. About 9 cm high.
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Horseman angle.jpg Horseman back of head.jpg Horseman head front.jpg Horseman head.jpg Horseman horses head.jpg Horseman other side.jpg Horseman side.jpg
 

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robinhoodsmate

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Hi nhbenz, thank you yet again for your interest. I am in some ways in agreement with you, the shield similarity in particular. However I think the facial features and head dress are very different and body decoration or armour. Thank you for the links, another day lost in time! Cheers
 

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It does share some similarities with those in the link but the headdress and the rider have a South America style possibly Inca or Aztec.
 

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Either way, it looks repro to me.
 

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CRUSADER. If you do not know it's origin or identity how can you say it looks like a repro? A repro of what? If it is due to the quality of my photography skills I apologize and will work to rectify this.
 

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