MiddleAges
Lion from gate at mediaeval "stabbur", Loftsgarden, Telemark
Together
with a similar figure, this lion decorates the doorway in the second storey
of a mediaeval "stabbur" or "loft". The building dates
from about 1300-1350 A.D. It is now located at Rauland in Telemark, close
to the workshop where the replicas are carved.
28,5 inches tall
Price in NKR 4100,-
Lion from Stave-church in Vinje of Telemark, Norway
The
figure decorated one of the gates of the Stave-church in Vinje. The church
sas built during the second half of the 12th century. It was pulled down
in 1796.
21,5 inches tall
Price in NKR 1400,-
The
"mangletre" was used for ironing. The original of this replica
was carved in 1697. It is now part of the collections at The Sandvigske
Samlinger, Maihaugen, Lillehammer in norway.
The replica is carved in pine.
Varnished
H: 26,5 inches high
Price in NKR 1400,-
9,5 inches length
Price in NKR 1200,-
14,2 inches length
Price in NKR 1950,-
Original is from the 18th. century
7,9 inches length
Price in NKR 1500,-
Ladle
from 1805
4,7 inches length
Price in NKR 300,-
