Unidentified Norwegian Makers Marks on old spoons

[slgwb]

Please help me identify these 3 Norwegian Makers Marks on these old spoons. I find no information on them. Thank you so much. God Bless.

[2209patrick]

Hello.

Possibly John Stamnaess, Alesund, Norway (c. 1969).

Pat.

[slgwb]

Did you mean 1869? I believe the spoon is much older than 1969.
Thanks for your help.

[Hose_dk]

January 1st 1892 the dicimal system was introduced into silver. In Norway. So whenever you have a 925S, 830S or like on norwegian silver - it is made after that date.

before lod was used where 16 lod equals pure silver.

[byron mac donald]

Hello-

What is the final mark after the 830? I know I have seen if before but just cannot remember where, and was this spoon intended to have the stem bent the way it is?

Regards- Byron

[admin]

The mark after the 830 is the "S", stamped sideways as is sometimes is. The curl of the stem is intentional, fairly common, it is a sugar spoon and probably dates to the late 19th or early 20th Cent. I've seen a few examples of with Tea Leaf form bowls and wonder if those were intended as caddy spoons.
We have a beautiful David-Andersen example of the same form with plique a jour enamel work at ->
http://www.925-1000.com/david-andersen_X1.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

regards, Tom

[many45]

This could also be the mark of Jørgen Schultz, Notodden. b.1882 d. 1973
Regards,
many45

[slgwb]

Thank you all for your investigative work. i sincerely appreciate it.