Franklin mint

The item is a figurine titled English Knight 1490 AD from the Franklin Mint's Armor Through The Ages collection. Additional information:
It depicts a knight in plate armor, which became common around 1400 AD.
The armor includes articulated pauldrons (shoulder protection) with applied stop-ribs to deflect weapons.
Knights' armor weighed between 35 to 55 pounds, allowing for mobility, including mounting horses and performing maneuvers.
The figurine likely represents the type of armor used by English knights during the late 15th century.
The base of the figurine indicates it is part of a collection focused on historical armor.
The shield displays heraldic symbols, possibly related to the knight's lineage or allegiance.
Full suits of plate armor consisted of several components, including a helmet, gorget, spaulders, rerebraces, couters, vambraces, and gauntlets. Missing sword, though.