Renaissance Parade Armor Reproduction

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Description

This reproduction brings back all the glamour and ornament of a Renaissance prince's ceremonial armors. The elaborately detailed embellishments in gold and silver were created by some of the Europe's finest gold- and silversmiths. The armor depicts classical battles being fought on the field. Many examples of ceremonial armors are found in the museum's collection of Arms and Armor.

14" x 6.25" x 4.5"
Polystone (resin mixed with powdered stone)

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