Neo-Viking style dining room, Norwegian Art Nouveau, Dragestil, XNUMXth century

Very beautiful and rare neo-Viking style dining room in oak and artistic ironwork comprising:
– A two-part piece of furniture forming a dresser. The lower part rests on a plinth and opens on the front with two doors and two drawers. The upper part has shelves forming two niches and a shelf. The leaves, the drawer fronts, the plinth and the cornice are decorated with carved Viking motifs. The hinges, keyholes and hinged sockets are wrought and worked iron.
– A piece of wood paneling opening via a front door and resting on a plinth. The leaf, the side uprights, the cornice and the plinth are decorated with carved Viking motifs. The keyholes and hinged sockets are wrought and worked iron.
– A rectangular table that can receive leaves (not supplied), rests on four sheath-type corner legs and two central support legs for the leaves. The wide, recessed belt has carved Viking motifs on each side.
– A series of 7 chairs with legs in sheath and joined by spacers whose high backrests, partly barred and wide belts, are decorated with carved Viking motifs.