An interesting Romanesque cast pewter candlestick, Sandbacks, nr. Bruge

Having three standing Knights or Crusaders, back-to-back, wearing chain-mail, two with drawn swords, the third holding an axe, each supporting a figure, one a female, holding a 'falcon', her other hand clasping the end of a rope around a male slave, the third a male sounding his horn, all with mainly hatched-decoration, and carrying a drip pan with raised beaded edge and short central pricket, weight 251g 13cm high x 8cm wide

Literature:
Discussed and illustrated in an article by Henk van Wijk, 'Horseman Candlesticks', Journal of the Pewter Society (2018), Vol. 48, pp. 8-20, fig. 17.
B. Dubbe, Tin en Tinnegieters in Nederland (1978), p. 175.
H.J.E. van Beuningen, Lost and Found: Essays on Medieval Archaeology (2000)