Identification of Danish sterling silver flatware

[runlikeapuma]

I am trying to identify may silverware which I inherited from my parents. I am thinking it is a Danish pattern since my family is from there. I can see a stamp with three towers and a number 59 on a spoon and 61 on a fork. I am not able to identify the makers mark but it looks like 00 or something in this shape. Can anyone help me with the identification of this pattern. Peter

[Hose_dk]

Danish yes and the tradion was to bye pieces as economy allowed so multipole years normal.
Name of pattern is Freja. Its made of silverplated also-
For Freja look here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freyja

[Traintime]

Prior sample and links: viewtopic.php?f=47&t=44183&p=127151&hilit=freja#p127151

[runlikeapuma]

Thanks for the help on identifying my silver service. Freja it is, and I have found an antique store in Denmark from whom I can get a few pieces I am missing. Peter

[silverly]

I'm probably mistaken, but isn't the purity mark like one of those in this link: https://www.925-1000.com/dm_Assay.html

[Hose_dk]

yes its trhe 3 towers for Danish.
In this period for all of Denmark.

[Traintime]

Though the mark shape differs from the link sample (lower right column), Johannes Siggaard is the assay master on the 1959 spoon. The unpictured 1961 fork should show Hansen's mark. [For anyone stumbling accross this in a towers search, beware of the two-tower mark on the right. The small red text explains its' use as a silverplate-only mark.]