Vintage knives

The cutlery was designed in 1938 and has a slim and elegant design. The cutlery was designed as a draft for Oslo City Hall by designer and jeweler Guttorm Gagnes. 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: 90647
Length: 23.5

"Pariser was designed for the World Exhibition in Paris in 1937. The pattern is representative of the design language of European modernism in the 1930s, where the characteristic feature is reflected in the shape of the cutlery itself. Pariser was awarded the "Mark for Good Design" in 1965.Design / Jacob Tostrup, 1937. The item is quality checked, cleaned and polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: B511224
Length: 16.5

The pattern Oseberg from Th. Marthinsen. Oseberg silver has clean, elegant lines and is inspired by the classic Scandinavian style. The silver cutlery was designed by Fritjof Marthinsen and was awarded the design prize in 1956. Oseberg silver is made by Th. Marthinsen Silverware Factory in Tønsberg. 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: 91194

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: 91061
Length: 21.8

"The rose pattern has its origins in Germany in the 19th century. The silver pattern was chiseled by hand at the time. Rose silver is one of the great patterns of the time in Norway, and was given as a gift from the Norwegian people to King Haakon in 1906. The item is quality checked , cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the best prices on the market. "


Item number: B511602
Length: 21

Odel the pattern from Nils Hansen Sølvvarefabrikk (Oslo Sølvvareverksted). Odel silver was designed by Nils Hansen in 1935. The item is quality checked, cleaned and newly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90951
Length: 21.5

The telesilver pattern was designed in 1929 at Mylius in Kragerø. 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: 90736
Length: 15

The telesilver pattern was designed in 1929 at Mylius in Kragerø. 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: 90616
Length: 20.5

Aase silver cutlery has a tight and clear shape with soft lines. The cutlery is also modeled on the back of the handle. Design / Trygve Eriksen, 1960. 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: B510303
Length: 20.3

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: 90075
Length: 19.8

The Crown style pattern from Brødrene Lohne. 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: B517802
Length: 20.5

"Silvia's decor consists of an elegant, geometric pattern and is a brilliant example of Norwegian quality craftsmanship executed in a late modernist style. Design / Brødrene Lohne, 1968. The item is quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. The pie knife has a visible sign of use on end of the shaft. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices."




Item number: B517416
Length: 26.2

A classic, beautiful and functional children's knife in silver with three cute teddy bear motifs on the handle. 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: B514924
Length: 16.5

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: B511002
Length: 21.5

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 freshly polished. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: B510526
Length: 19.5

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. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: B510516
Length: 27

Aase silver cutlery has a tight and clear shape with soft lines. The cutlery is also modeled on the back of the handle. Design / Trygve Eriksen, 1960. 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: B510321
Length: 22.3

Designed by Trygve Eriksen in 1939. The pattern has a simple shape inspired by the flower Lily. The simple form was typical of 30s functionalism and modernism. The lily pattern is a classic among Norwegian silver cutlery and is still a bestseller. 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: B510121
Length: 24

Designed by Trygve Eriksen in 1939. The pattern has a simple shape inspired by the flower Lily. The simple form was typical of 30s functionalism and modernism. The lily pattern is a classic among Norwegian silver cutlery and is still a bestseller. 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: B510116
Length: 27

The jewel pattern from Nils Hansen / Oslo Silver Workshop. The item does not have engravings. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. Used, genuine silverware at one of the market's best prices.




Item number: 90768
Length: 20.5

The telesilver pattern was designed in 1929 at Mylius in Kragerø. 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: 90565
Length: 27

The Sylvia pattern from Th. Marthinsen was produced in the period 1931-1940. 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: 90241
Length: 23.5

Per Spelmann from Nils Hansen Silver Factory. The pattern was first introduced in 2000. The item is quality checked, cleaned and newly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 91207

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 freshly polished. The item is without engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: B510503
Length: 20.3

Opphøiet Rose was designed by Robert Geiger in 1916. Is a powerful and beautiful piece of silver cutlery. Inspired by the 1850s fashion style, naturalism, Opphyiet Rose was designed in the neo-romantic era with a touch of art nouveau. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. Packed in acid-free plastic. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 91132
Length: 20.8

Opphøiet Rose was designed by Robert Geiger in 1916. Is a powerful and beautiful piece of silver cutlery. Inspired by the 1850s fashion style, naturalism, Opphyiet Rose was designed in the neo-romantic era with a touch of art nouveau. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. Packed in acid-free plastic. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 91131
Length: 22

The commemorative silver pattern (1961). Produced by Kunst og Metallindustri AS in Trondheim. 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: 91117
Length: 16.5

The tradition pattern from David-Andersen. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. Packed in acid-free plastic. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 91104
Length: 20

Bridal silver from David-Andersen (1961). 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: 91103
Length: 16.3

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: 91094
Length: 17.1

The jewel pattern from Nils Hansen / Oslo Sølvwareverksted. The item does not have engravings. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 91079
Length: 20.5

The jewel pattern from Nils Hansen / Oslo Sølvwareverksted. The item does not have engravings. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90581
Length: 25.5

The Saga pattern from Mylius. 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: 91052
Length: 23.1

Opphøiet Rose was designed by Robert Geiger in 1916. Is a powerful and beautiful piece of silver cutlery. Inspired by the 1850s fashion style, naturalism, Opphyiet Rose was designed in the neo-romantic era with a touch of art nouveau. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. Packed in acid-free plastic. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 91019
Length: 26

The dragon pattern from Th. Marthinsen. The cutlery was designed in 1912 with inspiration from the dragon style. The dragon style is an architectural style that arose in Norway at the end of the 19th century. The dragon style was the result of the first conscious efforts to create a national Norwegian wooden architecture. The inspiration came particularly from stave churches and their ornamentation. 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: 91003
Length: 21

Fruit knife in Double Rococo pattern from Brødrene Lohne / Arven. Designed by Brødrene Lohne in 1951. The pattern was designed in the early 1950s, but is not typical of the 50s. Double Rococo turns towards the Neo-Rococo period of the 1850s, which was inspired by rose painting and the woodcarving tradition. Double Rococo is a lovely craft with an openwork pattern, which was typical of woodcarving. 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: B517524
Length: 17.4

Designed by Meyer for the Lohne Brothers in 1941. Princess reflects the court style of Louis XV and Versailles in the 18th century. With Rococo, naturalistic motifs became dominant in interiors, furniture and handicrafts. A number of beautiful silversmiths' works characterized by the rococo style have been created in Norway throughout the ages. Princess is one of them. 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: B517124
Length: 17.5

The designer has been inspired by the shine of the silver and has taken advantage of the opportunity for the light to play in reflective facets on the central part. The pattern is typical of late modernism in the 60s and 70s. Design / Birger Saastad, 1968


Item number: B511103
Length: 20.1

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: B510802
Length: 21.8

With its clean and undecorated surface, Månesolv is designed in typical modernist style. There are no decorative elements in the traditional sense. The design of Måne silver lies in the shape of the cutlery itself, which gives Måne the simple, stylish elegance that is characteristic of modernism. Måne coffee spoon made of silver was designed by Jacob Tostrup Prytz in 1935. Originally a Tostrup cutlery, produced by Theodor Olsen / Arven since 1960. The item is quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: B510702
Length: 20.5

Tight lines, tasteful style and elegance reflect the modernism of the late 1960s. In typical 60s style, the pattern on Sonja unfolds like a fan in elegant, shiny silver. The cutlery is inspired by and named after Queen Sonja. Design / Birger Saastad, Jacob Tostrup Prytz, 1968. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. Packed in acid-free plastic. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: B510403
Length: 19.5

The cutlery was designed in 1938 and has a slim and elegant design. The cutlery was designed as a draft for Oslo City Hall by designer and jeweler Guttorm Gagnes. 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: 90968
Length: 19.5

Nils and Blåmann pattern from Nils Hansen Sølvvarefabrikk (Oslo Sølvvareverksted). 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: 90958
Length: 17

Banquet silver cutlery is timeless and designed by Anton Tufte Andersen in 1968. Banquet silverware has classic straight lines that harmonize with most settings. 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: 90957
Length: 17

Valdres' pattern from Th. Marthinsen was designed in 1932. The product is quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90952
Length: 21

The telesilver pattern was designed in 1929 at Mylius in Kragerø. 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: 90950
Length: 16

Grete children's cutlery from Eik. 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: 90896
Length: 16.5

The telesilver pattern was designed in 1929 at Mylius in Kragerø. 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: 90890
Length: 18.9

Recollection from Mylius. 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: 90889
Length: 20.5

Unknown pattern from Kultakeskus, Finland. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90888
Length: 21

The dragon pattern from Th. Marthinsen. The cutlery was designed in 1912 with inspiration from the dragon style. The dragon style is an architectural style that arose in Norway at the end of the 19th century. The dragon style was the result of the first conscious efforts to create a national Norwegian wooden architecture. The inspiration came particularly from stave churches and their ornamentation. 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: 90887
Length: 21.5

Unknown pattern from Kultakeskus, Finland. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90886
Length: 20.5

Exalted Rose from Th. Marthinsen was designed by Robert Geiger in 1916. Is a powerful and beautiful silver cutlery. Inspired by the fashion style of the 1850s, naturalism, Opphøiet Rose was designed in the neo-romantic period with a hint of art nouveau. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90885
Length: 17

Exalted Rose from Th. Marthinsen was designed by Robert Geiger in 1916. Is a powerful and beautiful silver cutlery. Inspired by the fashion style of the 1850s, naturalism, Opphøiet Rose was designed in the neo-romantic period with a hint of art nouveau. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90884
Length: 19

Exalted Rose from Th. Marthinsen was designed by Robert Geiger in 1916. Is a powerful and beautiful silver cutlery. Inspired by the fashion style of the 1850s, naturalism, Opphøiet Rose was designed in the neo-romantic period with a hint of art nouveau. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has no engravings. Used, genuine silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90883
Length: 22

Small jam spoon in the Ringebu pattern from David-Andersen. Ringebu silverware and silver cutlery are uniquely Norwegian design. Designed by Bjørn Østern in 1965. With clear roots in Norwegian tradition and art, Ringebu silver is inspired by Norwegian woodcarving.


Item number: 90846
Length: 20.3

Unknown pattern from Swedish manufacturer. The item does not have engravings. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. Used, genuine silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90828
Length: 22.5

Banquet silver cutlery is timeless and designed by Anton Tufte Andersen in 1968. Banquet silverware has classic straight lines that harmonize with most settings. 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: 90812
Length: 20

New Line pattern from 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: 90776
Length: 22.7

Banquet silver cutlery is timeless and designed by Anton Tufte Andersen in 1968. Banquet silverware has classic straight lines that harmonize with most settings. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. These fruit knives have a swan in the shaft on one side. It has no engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90658
Length: 17.4

The Sylvia pattern from Th. Marthinsen was produced in the period 1931-1940. 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: 90243
Length: 17

Designed by Trygve Eriksen in 1939. The pattern has a simple shape inspired by the flower Lily. The simple form was typical of 30s functionalism and modernism. The lily pattern is a classic among Norwegian silver cutlery and is still a bestseller. 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: B510124
Length: 17.5

Designed by Trygve Eriksen in 1939. The pattern has a simple shape inspired by the flower Lily. The simple form was typical of 30s functionalism and modernism. The lily pattern is a classic among Norwegian silver cutlery and is still a bestseller. 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: B510103
Length: 20.5

Fine silverware and silver cutlery is very characteristic of the 1950s with close-fitting stripes over a ruffled surface. The long stripes that do not go all the way to the edge are a nice detail in Åre silver. Åre silver cutlery was designed by Birger Saastad in 1958. 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 market's best prices.


Item number: B510021
Length: 24