The Pledge Box
The Pledge Box
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The Pledge Knight Trinket Box
A kneeling knight bows beside an upright sword on the lid of The Pledge Knight Trinket Box. Beneath him, circular castle-style walls surround the storage compartment, with raised crosses, fleur-de-lis motifs and battlements decorating the exterior.
Cast in hand-painted polyresin, the box has a listed size of approximately 11.5cm. The knight and surrounding lid lift away together to reveal space for small keepsakes. A stone-effect finish with muted gold-coloured accents gives the sculpture an aged appearance, combining medieval detail with useful storage.
- Listed size: Approximately 11.5cm
- Material: Polyresin
- Finish: Hand-painted
- Function: Small trinket and keepsake storage
- Lid: Removable, with kneeling knight and upright sword
- Base design: Circular castle-style walls with battlements
- Decoration: Raised crosses and fleur-de-lis motifs
- Colouring: Stone effect with muted gold-coloured accents
A Quiet Pledge Above the Battlements
The knight’s kneeling posture gives the scene a solemn character, with the upright sword reinforcing its central line. His sculpted figure rises above the battlements, turning the lid into a miniature medieval tableau.
Around the compartment, repeated heraldic motifs make the sides worth viewing as well as the lid. Keep a few meaningful objects inside and display the box among historical figures, where its castle-shaped base adds an architectural element to the collection.
Pair the Kneeling Knight Designs
The freestanding The Pledge Knight Figurine echoes the kneeling pose, making a close companion for a collection centred on medieval knights. For a contrasting stance, the Templar’s Oath Knight Figurine stands behind a red-cross shield. Both subjects can be enjoyed alongside the wider History and Mythology collection, while our Resin Boxes offer further sculpted homes for small treasures.
Display and care
Support the lid by its edges when opening, avoiding pressure on the knight or sword, and set it on a stable surface. Carry the box from underneath. Dust the armour, battlements and raised motifs gently with a soft, dry brush. Avoid soaking or abrasive cleaners.
