• Hand forged Viking Oseberg lamp
  • Oseberg lamp, hand-forged
  • Hand forged Viking Oseberg lamp
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Hand forged Viking Oseberg lamp

$70.98 USD
$70.98 USD
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Highlights

The hand-forged Oseberg iron lamp is an authentic reconstruction that brings the rustic ambiance of the Viking Age directly to your encampment or home.

  • Detailed replica of a historical artifact from the famous Oseberg farm near Tønsberg
  • Traditionally crafted from robust iron using skilled handwork
  • Characteristic design with an aesthetically twisted handle and sturdy riveting
  • Impressive overall height of approximately 95 cm for a striking visual presence
  • Functional fire bowl with a diameter of approximately 15 cm for illumination
  • Versatile decorative piece for medieval reenactment, gardens, or living spaces
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Hand forged Viking Oseberg lamp
Oseberg lamp, hand-forged
Hand forged Viking Oseberg lamp
Hand forged Viking Oseberg lamp

Hand forged Viking Oseberg lamp in detail

Questions about the product Hand forged Viking Oseberg lamp

What material is the hand-forged Oseberg lamp made of, how tall is it, and what fuels can be used to operate it?

The hand-forged Oseberg lamp is made of iron. It is approximately 90 to 95 cm tall. Fats, oils (such as lamp oil or kerosene), and candle remnants can be used as fuel.
What is the diameter of the bowl of the hand-forged Oseberg lamp, and on which historical archaeological find is its design based?

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How should the hand-forged Oseberg lamp be cleaned and cared for, and how can the flame of the Viking bowl lamp be safely extinguished?

The hand-forged Oseberg iron lamp should be dusted regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For heavier soiling, a slightly damp microfiber cloth can be used; be sure to dry the lamp thoroughly afterward to prevent rust. To safely extinguish the flame of the Viking bowl lamp, do not blow it out, but extinguish it by cutting off the oxygen supply (for example, with a suitable metal lid or a grease fire extinguisher if oil was used). Occasionally treat the iron surface with a little oil or wax to protect it from corrosion.
What historical wick alternatives can be used to operate the hand-forged Oseberg lamp, and how is it secured in the ground?

As a historical wick alternative, old burlap or twisted strips of fabric can be used. To secure the lamp, simply insert the pointed stem into the ground.