1978 Royal Copenhagen Denmark Porcelain Viking Plate chairs and each solid teak base

and each solid teak base has 2 stylishly fashioned pedestals which are connected by a curved stretcher

The chandelier requires four E27/E26 screw in bulbs within the frame each one placed to evenly distribute the lovely warm light

Secon was a French designer who worked for Sompex

A number of small protective rubber caps sit along the underside of the chrome base to stop them from slipping or scratching the surface beneath such as a wooden floor

1978 Royal Copenhagen Denmark Porcelain Viking Plate chairs and each solid teak baseThis beautiful 1978 Royal Copenhagen Viking Plate, titled "Sounding the Lur," is a unique tribute to Danish history and craftsmanship. The plate was originally commissioned by DAK of Roskilde, Denmark, a well known Danish manufacturer of canned meats, adding an interesting layer to its origin story. The scene, rendered in classic Royal Copenhagen blue and white hues, vividly depicts two Vikings playing the ancient lur, a horn instrument that was