Viking Longship Model with Dragon Prow

This is a detailed decorative model of a Viking longship, likely a contemporary reproduction or twentieth-century souvenir piece. The model features a dark-stained hull with a prominent dragon-head figurehead (prow) and a matching curved stern. The construction appears to be a combination of molded plastic or resin with metal-toned accents. Along the gunwales are several decorative circular shields in a silver-toned metal, featuring embossed Nordic patterns. The ship is rigged with a single central mast supporting a brownish-gold curved sail that bears a faint, circular graphic emblem, possibly representing a raven or similar mythological bird. The rigging consists of thin dark twine wrapped around a notched yardarm. The interior of the hull shows ribbing and bench-like structures consistent with a drakkar design. The condition appears fair to good; there is visible dust accumulation and some tangled or loose rigging lines. The base is a simple two-piece wooden cradle. There are no clearly visible maker's marks from this angle, but the level of detail suggests it is a mass-produced collector's item rather than a hand-carved heritage piece.