Please help to find information regarding makers of two Norwegian neo-rocco spoons

[SpoonLover]

Please help to find information regarding makers of two Norwegian neo-rocco spoons:

1)First Spoon:


This spoon has such engraving:


This serving spoon is 12 1/2" long.

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[Silverstone]

Hi to a norwegian SpoonLover!

1) spoon



The workmaster came from Kristiansand/Norway.
He was a dentist from 1865-1870, but continued to produce silver objects during this time.
PRÖVE means sample/assay office.
The inscription Erindring af E.S. 1856 means: in memory.

Source:
Jorunn Fossberg, Sigrid Wegge Tandberg, Norsk sølv, Gullsmeder gjennom 600 år, Østlandet, Agder, Rogaland, 2013, p. 343, 344


2) spoon




The workmaster came from Røros, which belongs to the county Fylke Trøndelag/Norway.
Røros is near by Sweden.
"The mining town of Røros (the administrative centre of the municipality) is sometimes called Bergstaden which means "mountain town" due to its historical renown for copper mining. It is one of two towns in Norway that were historically designated "mining towns", along with the "silver-town" of Kongsberg." (Wikipedia)
The flower-symbol is the town-mark of Trondheim.

Source:
Jorunn Fossberg, Sigrid Wegge Tandberg, Norsk sølv, Gullsmeder gjennom 600 år, Bergen, Møre og Romsdal, Trøndelag, Nord-Norge, 2003
p. 377, 344

Please be so kind and publish separate requests in future.
This will make it easier to answer your questions.

Regards
Silverstone

[SpoonLover]

Thank you very much, so appreciate for the help!