Themed collection - 5 Metal Napoleonic Cavalry Figurines – Del Prado (Blücher, Caulaincourt, Scots Greys...) - Del Prado





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Heavy and substantial lot of 5 1/30 scale Napoleonic-era cavalry figurines, from the Del Prado reference collection.
Figurines made of lead/alloy, hand-painted, offering an excellent finish and a remarkable display presence thanks to their weight. The identifications under each base confirm the pieces in the lot:
1. Marshal Prince Blücher von Wahlstatt (Prussia, 1813) – Prussian commander, sabre drawn, on a white horse with a red cloak.
2. General Caulaincourt (France, La Moskowa, 1812) – Shown mortally wounded on his white horse.
3. Officer of cuirassiers (Austria, 1796) – Cavalier in a white jacket and bicorne on a brown horse.
4. Sergeant Ewart, 2nd Dragoons (Scots Greys, Great Britain, 1815) – British rider with a bearskin bonnet and a red uniform.
5. Trooper, Pavlograd Hussars (Russia, 1812) – Russian rider carrying a blue and white pennant on a spear.
Very good overall condition (see detailed photographs to assess the individual condition of each piece).
Given the heavy weight of the metal and the fragility of certain elements (sabres, lances), each figurine will be individually wrapped in bubble wrap and carefully padded in reinforced cardboard.
Fast and secure shipping with tracking number.
Heavy and substantial lot of 5 1/30 scale Napoleonic-era cavalry figurines, from the Del Prado reference collection.
Figurines made of lead/alloy, hand-painted, offering an excellent finish and a remarkable display presence thanks to their weight. The identifications under each base confirm the pieces in the lot:
1. Marshal Prince Blücher von Wahlstatt (Prussia, 1813) – Prussian commander, sabre drawn, on a white horse with a red cloak.
2. General Caulaincourt (France, La Moskowa, 1812) – Shown mortally wounded on his white horse.
3. Officer of cuirassiers (Austria, 1796) – Cavalier in a white jacket and bicorne on a brown horse.
4. Sergeant Ewart, 2nd Dragoons (Scots Greys, Great Britain, 1815) – British rider with a bearskin bonnet and a red uniform.
5. Trooper, Pavlograd Hussars (Russia, 1812) – Russian rider carrying a blue and white pennant on a spear.
Very good overall condition (see detailed photographs to assess the individual condition of each piece).
Given the heavy weight of the metal and the fragility of certain elements (sabres, lances), each figurine will be individually wrapped in bubble wrap and carefully padded in reinforced cardboard.
Fast and secure shipping with tracking number.

