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If this is from Bergan, Norway then it could be for Einar Modahl who was born in Bergan and worked for Marius Hammer as a journeyman. He moved to Oslo around 1920 where he worked and then established his workshop. See also http://www.925-1000.com/no_modahl.html" onclick="window.open(this.h...

Some records show David-Andersen to be a mark for the David Andersen (now David-Andersen) company used after 1925 to today, but others believe it was possibly used after 1941 when the company David Andersen (from 1876-) changed its name to David-Andersen. Maybe someone from Norway can help. Regardin...

Can anyone help on this Norway or Denmark mark.

Sam, I do not believe the maker was Gustav Fredrik Hellstrømk as GH is not the registered mark for G. Hellstrøm & Co . It may have been his father Gustav Wilhelm Hellstrøm from Stavanger. I do not have enough history about the father as GFH changed the name of the company to G. Hellstrøm &am...

The mark on the left appears to be David Andersen. I would assume the 3 crowns (swedish) would mean that David Andersen of Norway made the spoons and they were imported to a swedish jeweler for sale.

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mark appears to be the Letter A and the Letter W together with Sterling Norway. I'll try to upload the graphic.

Tosten, Could you provide any more information about Jensen and Aamodt please?
Thanks in advance.

Just an update on Ole Nicolai Olberg. He was born in 1875 and passed away in 1934. Ole was a known enamellist as he worked for M. Hammer in Bergen. I do not know much about his son Birger, yet. Birger may have just been a jeweler.

The right mark is for David-Andersen the firm founded by David Andersen in the mid 1800's and still active today with DA or David-Andersen marks. The right mark is for 925 (silver content) and typically for these early pieces the S used to mark silver was put on its side. 925 and S for silver. This ...

Appears to be Norway or Denmark. They both commonly used 925S and 830S. I also make out the letter N not M, but you can see better then me.