Vintage serving pieces

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: 90737
Length: 14.3

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: 90728
Length: 13

Märtha silverware and silver cutlery have a classic style and elegance from the happy 20s. Märtha silver was designed by Lars Meum in 1929 and is just as in demand today. Produced by Th. Marthinsen. 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: 90697
Length: 17

Märtha silverware and silver cutlery have a classic style and elegance from the happy 20s. Märtha silver was designed by Lars Meum in 1929 and is just as in demand today. Produced by Th. Marthinsen. 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: 90696
Length: 21

Old Shell pattern from M.Aase / Th. Olsen. 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: 90689
Length: 20.5

The ibis pattern from K. Hestenes in Bergen (1904-1964). Rare item. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. No engravings. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90673
Length: 16.5

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: 90669
Length: 15

Unknown pattern and manufacturer. 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: 90633
Length: 13.5

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: 90626
Length: 17.5

The grandmother pattern from Th. Marthinsen. A feast for the eyes on the table. 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: 90624
Length: 13.8

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: 90614
Length: 19

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: 90584
Length: 13

Unknown 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: 90574
Length: 14.8

The grandmother pattern from Th. Marthinsen. A feast for the eyes on the table. 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: 90548
Length: 19.3

Tapas fork / lemon fork in the Viking Rose pattern from Th. Marthinsen. 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: 90501
Length: 10.5

Odel silverware and silver cutlery is a venerable and traditional pattern inspired by Bjørneklourten's leaf. 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: 90547
Length: 20.5

Crown style from Br. 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: 90535
Length: 15

Odel silverware and silver cutlery is a venerable and traditional pattern inspired by Bjørneklourten's leaf. Odel silver was designed by Nils Hansen in 1935. 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: 90533
Length: 16.2

Märtha silverware and silver cutlery have a classic style and elegance from the happy 20s. Märtha silver was designed by Lars Meum in 1929 and is just as in demand today. 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: 90530
Length: 14.3

The Snøfrid pattern from K. Hestenes, Bergen. 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: 90526
Length: 13.2

The monastery pattern from Brødrene Lohne was designed in 1937. The design is inspired by Norwegian wood carving. 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: 90498
Length: 12.3

Odel silverware and silver cutlery is a venerable and traditional pattern inspired by Bjørneklourten's leaf. Odel silver was designed by Nils Hansen in 1935. The item is quality checked, cleaned and newly polished. It has engraving, the letter A on the shaft. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90492
Length: 13.5

City spoon with motif from Røros. Produced by Th. Marthinsen. 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: 90483
Length: 14.8

Jam spoon with motif of Odda / Hardanger from Br. 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: 90480
Length: 12.7

The pattern Iris 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: 90445
Length: 16.5

Dronning is a classic silver cutlery with a beautiful shell pattern at the top of the handle. 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: 90443
Length: 13.8

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: 90438
Length: 14.5

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: 90433
Length: 10.5

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: 90429
Length: 15.7

Salad spoon / serving spoon in an unknown pattern from K. Hestenes, Bergen (1904-1964). 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: 90426
Length: 19.3

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: 90423
Length: 17.8

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: 90422
Length: 14.1

Lillemor teaspoon, produced by Th. Martinsen, Lillemor pattern. 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: 90419
Length: 14.3

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: 90418
Length: 14.7

"Utensil spoon in an unknown pattern from K. Hestenes, Bergen. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It is engraved ""AE"" on the back. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices."


Item number: 90386
Length: 22

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: 90229
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: 90204
Length: 14.3

Cream spoon in an unknown 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: 90113
Length: 18.7

Original spoon no. 145 is a great serving spoon / compote spoon from Brødrene Lohne. Beautiful collector's item. 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: 90106
Length: 14.3

The grandmother pattern from Th. Marthinsen. A feast for the eyes on the table. 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: 90085
Length: 17.3 cm

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: 90082
Length: 17.4

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: 90079
Length: 22.5

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: 90063
Length: 11.7

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: 90057
Length: 22

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: 90036
Length: 24

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. The spoon appears to have an extra curvature in the handle. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90033
Length: 12.8

Original spoon no. 147 for cream from Brødrene Lohne. Beautiful collector's item. 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: 90003
Length: 19cm

Original spoon no. 144 for jam from Brødrene Lohne. Beautiful collector's item. 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: 90002
Length: 12.7cm

"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 polished. Packed in acid-free plastic. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: B510245
Length: 11

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: B510110
Length: 22.8

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: 90708
Length: 13.2

Unknown pattern from H. Dahl. The item has been quality checked, cleaned and freshly polished. It has engraved monogram HS on the front of the shaft and 24-12-1899 on the back of the shaft. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the market's best prices.


Item number: 90703
Length: 33

Designed by Edvard Anda in 1930. In addition to Th. Olsen's stamp, it has a stamp from Berglihn. 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: 90671
Length: 26.5

Inspiration for Elvesæter silver pattern comes from a spoon made by wood carver Rasmus Elvesæter in 1825. Elvesæter silver is part of Norwegian cultural heritage and the original still hangs at Elvesæter farm. 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: B517709
Length: 21.8

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: B517510
Length: 21.5

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: B510310
Length: 22.2

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: B510309
Length: 22.5

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: 90642
Length: 25

The monastery pattern from Brødrene Lohne was designed in 1937. The design is inspired by Norwegian wood carving. 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: 90632
Length: 18

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: 90596
Length: 22

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: 90595
Length: 22.5

Odel silverware and silver cutlery is a venerable and traditional pattern inspired by Bjørneklourten's leaf. Odel silver was designed by Nils Hansen in 1935. 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: 90534
Length: 20

"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 polished. It has "B" engraved on the top of the shaft. Used, genuine Norwegian silverware at one of the best prices on the market.


Item number: 90522
Length: 22.5