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"Norne" is just a mark and they started to use it in the midle of 1930.
I have only seen it on enamel.
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It could be Alfred Halfdan Gjerstrøm in Oslo (1895-1960).
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I suppose that NH is Nils Hansen in Oslo (1909-2002).
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It could be Sæther - he used a hammer and S, but I have never seen that style of the mark.
Ludvig Sæthers Gull- og Sølvvarefabrikk in Oslo 1936 - 1963
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I think that your spoons are made late on the 1930 or in the 1940. It is "speilemalje" if it is what you mean.
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This is not an unusual patten in Norway. Several produced something like this. May be it could be Th. Olsen in Bergen.
S. Johannessen is Samson Andreas Johannessen in Bergen 1903-1929 and I suppose that he has sold it.
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Yes it is Odin Domaas in Trondheim. Started in 1885 and is still going on.
I think it is made ca. 1895 - 1910.
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The patters name is "Bonde Rokokko" and was made from 1923 to 1928 by Th. Marthinsen in Tønsberg,
I think that "OF" is Olaus Førlie in Halden and he has sold it.
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This pin is not norwegian. We have never used 900S. The design is unknown and the marks too.
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There you have a very nice silver cup. It is norwegian - made in Oslo (Christiania) by Michel Michelsen Rømer - working 1707-1739. (born in 1682 - dead 1739). It is engraved 1747. Either is it engraved later or the widow has continued the workshop and that was not unusuel.
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David-Andersen also used the scalemark and 830S without the "DA", mostly from ca. 1940.
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It is a sugar tong. Used very much here in Norway. This tong is imported by Albert Scharning, Oslo 1900- ca 1980. We sold them in the 1950-60. They were mostly german made.
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A late answer, sorry. It is produced in a small town by the Oslofjord named Brevik and the maker is N. A. Jørgensen.This neclase is from the beginning of the 1950.
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Hello I am sorry if this answer is coming to late. I am comparative new at Silver Forum. Yes it is of course David-Andersen. I am quite sure that the bracelet is design by Harry Sørbye. He started todesign pattern like this in the 1940. The mark - two circles with the scalemark and 830 S - they sta...

It is not silver, it is silver plate NM - norsk mønster (norwegian pattern) GP - Gullsmedplett (goldsmith silverplate) horisontal tower is the platemark to Th.Marthinsens Sølvvarefabrikk, Tønsberg. I suppose this is a tableware. If yoy have a photo og the "correct side" I can tell you t...

Hello, The spoon is a souvernir spoon with patterns from the diffrent folkcostumes in Norway. The firm Hval & Kristiansen in Oslo started the production in the middle of 1930. Norsk Sølvvareindustri in Oslo take over and the spoons where produced until 1992 when the firm closed down. Your spoon...

I don't think that the pin is so old. It's looks more like 1940 - 50.
I think too that it is norwegian. It could be:
Haakon Schanke Nielsen in Bergen, Norway, estab. in the 1940ies
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The spoon is made by Peter Johannes Peersen in Flekkefjord, Norway after 1892. I can't get up your photos.
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The workshop of Marius Hammer started in 1871 and ended in 1930. He died in 1927. The spoon is from ca. 1900-1905.
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The spoon is norwegian. Made by Ivar Solmund Freng in Oslo (1866-1906). The workshop ended in 1934.
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