Senguez Miniatures Spain (Spelling?) (1 Viewer)

[tdubel]

Hi,

Came across a lot of miniatures that has me stumped. Top of base is marked "Senquez" or Senguez", they are definitely made in Spain as they have that look. 40mm - 45mm Metal figures in matte finish, Mignot Size. WELL painted. Can anybody help me out with some more info and value, etc. They are a consignment lot and will eventually make it to ebay. Vintage - I would put at 1970s, 1980s based on painting style and collection they came from. Again, very well done, here is a photo:


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[jazzeum]

Try contacting soldadomania. He’s posted his collection here but hasn’t posted since May. If he doesn’t speak English, I will translate for you.

 

[Partner]

Here is an excerpt from Stuart Asquith''s "New Toy Soldiers"published in 1991.
Miniaturas Sanquez is a Spanish company who make 45mm (measured from eye to base) figures of troop types from the Spanish army in the age of King Carlos 1 1530-1560. Artillery- with ox teams , Conquistadors, Spanish infantry of the tercios,German guards, mounted knights, light cavalry, Landsknechts and Carlos himself are all featured in the range.

The address given is
Barrera Militaria
Mayor 4, 28013
Madrid, Spain

Regards
Kirk

 

[tdubel]

Here is an excerpt from Stuart Asquith''s "New Toy Soldiers"published in 1991.
Miniaturas Sanquez is a Spanish company who make 45mm (measured from eye to base) figures of troop types from the Spanish army in the age of King Carlos 1 1530-1560. Artillery- with ox teams , Conquistadors, Spanish infantry of the tercios,German guards, mounted knights, light cavalry, Landsknechts and Carlos himself are all featured in the range.

The address given is
Barrera Militaria
Mayor 4, 28013
Madrid, Spain

Regards
Kirk

Crap, I have that book, should have used it! Anyhow, thanks very much, yes that matches these to a t. There is a lot of different items in the lot of them. It was hard to read the name, but thanks for the correction to Sanquez.

Best!
Tom