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The spoon is a jam-spoon in a pattern called "Tele". It is norwegian made by a workshop in Kragerø called NEA. In 1931 they changes name to Br. Mylius. The pattern is still made.
K.Laakso was the retailer (Kaarlo Alexander Laakso) in Oslo 1922-1958.
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Theodor Olsen (1837-1890) started up in Bergen with his brother Martin i 1868. He died in 1890 and the widow sold the workshop in 1903 to the brothers Magnus and Knut Aase. Theodor Olsens marks 1868-1903: M & T Olsen, Th.O, Th.Olsen and Theodor Olsen. Magnus Aase (1876-1953) who has worked by Th...

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The coffee-set in silver is made by Theodor Olsens Eftf. in Bergen and are still in production. The mark is correct Magnus Aase who was one of the owners. Th. Olsens Eftf has used the mark since ca. 1920.
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I suppose it is Sven Danielson working in E. Lindroths Eftf. in Motala, Sweden
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Hello again A little bit more. Hroar Prydz was not a silversmith. First he was a salesman by H.C.Østrem in Oslo (from 1877), and then he started as a merchant in 1891. He had small workshops working for him. Later on he started his own workshop with thimbles, pockerknives, napking rings, bookmarks ...

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This napkin ring is made by Hroar Prydz 1859-1937, in work 1891-ca. 1980 in Oslo, Norway. It is made in ca. 1910-20 I think.
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Yes, the spoon is made by TH. Marthinsens Sølvvarefabrikk in Tønsberg, Norway and is for children and was produced ca 1940-50
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The mark is Kirsti Gulsrud, silverworkshop in Karasjok
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The pattern is called "Oldemor" (greatgrandmother) and they still produce it.
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The timble is made by Thomas Ludvig Ystad in Porsgrunn, Norway. 1903-1988.
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The maker is Leif Johan Hansen in Bergen 1948-1977
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His name was BERNHARD MELDAHL. He died in 1950 and Hans Myhre bougth the workshop.
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The G.G. stamp is Gustav Gaudernack - born 1865 - dead 1914
He was a designer by David Andersen, Oslo 1892 - 1910.
Started his own workshop in 1910, but died in 1914. His widow and son contiued until 1938.
Your pendant is from about 1920.
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I'm quite sure that this is made by Theodor Olsens Eftf. The pattern looks like 1920.
Magnus Aase bought Th.Olsen in 1904 (with his brother) an as fare as I know he then used after M.Aa in his shop.
NM (norsk mønster - norwegian pattern) I don't think it was used before 1915.
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The patten of your spoon is called "Tiur" (after the bird) and is made by Hans Hohles Sølvvarefabrikk in Oslo. They started to produce it in 1927 until 1936.
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Your spoon is made by a norwegian workshop in Kristiania (Oslo) called Norsk Filigransfabrikk. Estbl. 1889 - closed down 1906. Reestabl. 1910 and fin. closed in 1931. Firstly they used the mark on your spoon and later they have a shield with NF in.
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I suppose it is Carl Olai Bertelsen Dyrkorn (CD) in Bergen 1846-ca.1865
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It is made by Norsk Filigransfabrikk in Oslo ca. 1900.
The firm was working in two periods 1889-1906 and 1910-1931.
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Yes, he is the same
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It could be Gustav Hellstrøm in Stavanger (1868-1957) and I think 1935 - 1950
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