VINTAGE SET 6 GOLD GILT 925 STERLING SILVER & ENAMEL NORWAY COFFEE SPOONS 1 af

  
Beautiful'harlequin' set of 1950s. Gold gilt & enamelled sterling silver. Coffee spoons made in Norway. Each spoon has a different colour. Enamel and all have a sort of.

Ornate trefid shaped crown on. As stated they are also gold.

Gilded over the sterling silver. Which was the Lux version. Using all different colours in a'set. Cutlery etc is classic 1950s.

The spoons are all clearly marked on. The underside of the stems with.

To show that they are Sterling Silver. To show the country of origin and the. Crown and dots makers' mark for. Theodor Olsens Eftf - Bergen. This set of coffee spoons were made. In Bergen but by fellow Bergen silversmiths. The brothers Magnus and Knut Aase, who. Bought out Olsen's company in 1902. He died in 1890 and the. Company continued on until 1902 when it.

Continued to run the business under the. Olsen name alongside their own firm. Since then, many generations of the Aase.

Family have managed the firm. As can be clearly seen in the photos.

5 are in very good vintage condition. And the orange/red one is not.

The enamel is damaged on this one. Obviously but the other five are look. The gold gilding is still good on all. Six but of course there are light. Surface marks to gilding, most.

Visible in the bowls of the spoons. But nothing you wouldn't expect. Total Weight is: 51.2 grams. We guarantee our descriptions are accurate. Please bear in mind that all our items are antique or. Vintage and may have some age related issues. If you like your item please leave us feedback. And we will respond immediately. If, for any reason, you are unhappy. Come back to us so we can try and. Resolve any issue you might have. If you are undercharged we don't ask for more. Any questions or query's please contact so we can look into it.

These charges are the buyers responsibility. Determine what these additional costs will be prior.

For a very long time now and hopefully will. Be for a long time to come. Between 2007 and 2018 we were also.

Which has now sadly closed as our old building was.