Designed by Trygve Eriksen in 1940. Stylized, organic shapes are repeated in many of our most beautiful silver cutlery. Konval is inspired by the flower Konval and is designed with a simple and elegant expression that is typical of the idiom of the time. The 1940s modernist style, characterized by simplicity and functionality, is prominent in Konval's slim and graceful design. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: 90300
Length: 10

Designed by Edvard Anda in 1930. The Hardanger pattern is in the Norwegian national romantic style. The design is inspired by Norwegian Baroque and Rococo style, with shapes that were used in rose painting and wood carving. The uneven surface reflects hand-hammered cutlery. Hardanger represents the untidy within Norwegian craftsmanship. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: 90305
Length: 13.2

"Unknown pattern from Wilhelm Sager in Kristiansund. The item is quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It is engraved ""MM 13-5-57"" on the back. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices."




Item number: 90308
Length: 20.8

Small dining fork in the New shell pattern from M. Aase (Th. Olsen). The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: 90313
Length: 19.2

"Unknown pattern from Erik Underhaug in Stord. The item is quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It is engraved ""JM"" on the back. One tin is slightly crooked at the very bottom. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices."




Item number: 90317
Length: 18

Heirloom silver is classic silver cutlery with discreet decor in the form of clean lines and structure. The silverware was designed by Anton Tufte Andersen in 1965. Heirloom silverware and silver cutlery is one of Norway's most popular patterns and will create joy around many dining and coffee tables in the future. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: 90319
Length: 19

"Designed by Trygve Eriksen in 1936. Anitra is inspired by Norwegian rose painting and European Rococo style from the 18th century. The name Anitra is possibly taken from Henrik Insen's "Peer Gynt" or Edvard Grieg's "Anitra's Dance". The item is quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. Packed in acid-free plastic. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the best prices on the market."




Item number: B510201
Length: 18.6

Rosendal silverware and silver cutlery was launched in 1932, and is one of the classics in silver cutlery. Beautiful lines that surround stylish silver cutlery. The name originates from the Baroniet i Rosendal built in 1665. The Rosendal silver pattern was common in the 19th century, but was redesigned and trademarked in 1932. The item is quality checked, cleaned and newly polished. It has some small dents/marks on the shaft. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: B510520
Length: 20.8

Designed by Edvard Anda in 1930. The Hardanger pattern is in the Norwegian national romantic style. The design is inspired by Norwegian Baroque and Rococo style, with shapes that were used in rose painting and wood carving. The uneven surface reflects hand-hammered cutlery. Hardanger represents the untidy within Norwegian craftsmanship. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: B511000
Length: 18.5

Designed by Edvard Anda in 1930. The Hardanger pattern is in the Norwegian national romantic style. The design is inspired by Norwegian Baroque and Rococo style, with shapes that were used in rose painting and wood carving. The uneven surface reflects hand-hammered cutlery. Hardanger represents the untidy within Norwegian craftsmanship. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: B511001
Length: 18.5

Designed by Edvard Anda in 1930. The Hardanger pattern is in the Norwegian national romantic style. The design is inspired by Norwegian Baroque and Rococo style, with shapes that were used in rose painting and wood carving. The uneven surface reflects hand-hammered cutlery. Hardanger represents the untidy within Norwegian craftsmanship. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: B511008
Length: 10.9

Designed by Edvard Anda in 1930. The Hardanger pattern is in the Norwegian national romantic style. The design is inspired by Norwegian Baroque and Rococo style, with shapes that were used in rose painting and wood carving. The uneven surface reflects hand-hammered cutlery. Hardanger represents the untidy within Norwegian craftsmanship. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: B511020
Length: 20