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Peder Schrøder 1818 - 1850. Born 1788 - dead 1868
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I am quite sure that this is Gustav Hellstrøm, Stavanger
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Hello
I found your old question.
It is a small workshop in Oslo - Jensen & Aamodt 1944-1952. Later on Finn Jensen.
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Julius Marinus Frisenberg (1844-1900) started up at Lillehammer, Norway in 1868 and the business is still going on.
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Asbjørn Birkelund, Oslo, born 1923 started his workshop in 1950 and closed down in 1992. He died in 2006.
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Knut Aamodt and Finn Jensen (1918-1976) started a workshop together in 1944 in Oslo. They separate in 1952 and started their owns workshops.
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Both (father and son) used the same mark. But I am quite sure that this pin is made by the first.
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Hello
It is made by a workshop in Oslo called Jensen & Aamodt 1944 - 1952
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This was a workshop in Oslo 1944 - 1952 called Jensen & Aamodt. After 1952 Finn Jensen started his own workshop.
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I suppose it is: Knud Sørensen Møller 1776 - 1663 Trondhjem, Norway
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Hello again.
Thank you so much.
I can see from the picture (of Elena Russ and the answer from Hose) that it is the mark.
DFA - a larger F in the middle - Dansk Forsølvings Anstalt.
So thank you.
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I have a danish frame in silverplated. Marked (DFA). Can anyone tell who is the producer.
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Your tong is norwegian made by Søren/Severin Ferman Quist in Kragerø 1762-1847
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Hello
NB ANDRESEN & SCHEINPFLUG
Jens Ingvald Andresen 1901-1974 started a workshop in Oslo in 1936 with ? Scheinpflug (not silversmith). The workshop closed down in 1966.
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The ring is made by AS Sølvvirke in Oslo, but I don't know any more about them.
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Hello 1. Willy Winnæss 1911-2002 spelled his name like this. 2. He had his own workshop in Oslo 1941-1978. For some years also a shop. But he also designed for David-Andersen. He bought the workshop of Georg J. Ruud in 1958. 3. It has allways been usual in Norway to goldplate silver with enamel. Re...

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Your suggertong is in the pattern "Hardanger" and still in prod. It is made by Th. Olsens Eftf. in Bergen and sold in the shop of Magnus Nilssen in Oslo 1894-1952.
MN - means Norsk Mønster - Norwegian Pattern.
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Hello
Your spoons are made by Th. Marthinsens Sølvvarefabrikk in Tønsberg, Norway.
The pattern is called Eva and was made from 1930 - 36.
NM means NORSK MØNSTER (Norwegian Pattern).
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Hello
It is Norway Design in Fredrikstad. Still working.
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I agree with Tom.
It is either Karl Martin Wikant in Oslo 1897-1931 or his son Trond Wikant also Oslo 1922-1962.
It is late 1930 or 1940 and then Trond Wikant.
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