Head from the Oseberg Viking ship find

The head forms part of the wagon which was found in the Viking Grave at Oseberg, Norway, dating from about A.D. 800. The burial took place in the Oseberg Viking ship. The ship, with the wagon and numerous other highly decorated items from the grave, were dug out in 1904. The original is located in the Viking Ship Museum, Oslo, Norway.
Oseberghead 1

7 inches tall.
Price in NKR: 600,-

The replica is carved in lime-tree.

Oseberghead 2

7 inches tall.
Price in NKR: 500,-

The replica is carved in lime-tree.

 

Doorports from Stavechurch at Hylestad, Setesdal
Doorports from the Stavechurch at Hylestad, Setesdal is the oldest and most famous Doorports from the 13th century. The Hylestad woodcarvings are famous for depicting the story of Sigurd Fåvnesbane.
   

"Sigurd spilled Fåvne's heart-blood on his tongue"

Made of pine, varnished
Size: appr. 17 x 35 inches
Price in NKR 3700,-
 
"Sigurd killed Regin"

Made of pine, varnished
Size: appr. 17 x 35 inches
Price in NKR 3700,-
 

"Sigurd killed the dragon"

Made of pine, varnished
Size: appr. 17 x 18,5 inches
Price in NKR 2800,-

"Sigurd wanted to try the sword"

Made of pine, varnished
Size: appr. 17 x 18,5 inches
Price in NKR 2800,-

"Regin made a sword for Sigurd"

Made of pine, varnished
Size: appr. 17 x 18,5 inches
Price in NKR 2800,-

   

Slede-brett from the Oseberg ship
12,5 inches wide 15,7 inches tall
Pris kr 2900,-