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Cased Harrods London Set of 6 David Andersen Silver Enamel Spoons Norway Ca 1900
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Cased Harrods London Set of 6 David Andersen Silver Enamel Spoons Norway Ca 1900

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Cased Harrods London Set of Six David Andersen Silver Enamel Spoons – Norway c.1910

A beautiful and collectible boxed set of six silver enamel spoons, retailed by Harrods, London, and made by renowned Norwegian silversmith David Andersen circa 1910. Each spoon is crafted in solid 925 sterling silver vermeil (silver gilt) and decorated with vibrant guilloché enamel in a variety of colours.

Maker: David Andersen, Norway

Retailer: Harrods, London

Date: Circa 1910

Material: Solid silver vermeil with enamel (925/1000)

Dimensions (each spoon): 95 mm long x 11 mm wide

Condition: Excellent antique condition; enamel intact, minimal signs of age

Box: Original fitted Harrods presentation case, marked inside lid

Marks: Fully hallmarked for David Andersen, with first standard Norwegian silver marks

A rare and refined collector’s set – ideal as a gift or addition to a fine silver or enamel collection.

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Bushells Antiques has dated these David Andersen Enamel Spoons to the 1910s.

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Cased Harrods London Set of Six David Andersen Silver Enamel Spoons – Norway c.1910
A beautiful and collectible boxed set of six silver enamel spoons, retailed by Harrods, London, and made by renowned Norwegian silversmith David Andersen circa 1910.
Bushells Antiques

Each spoon is crafted in solid 925 sterling silver vermeil (silver gilt) and decorated with vibrant guilloché enamel in a variety of colours.

fig 1. A boxed set of six Norwegian silver-gilt and enamel spoons by David Andersen in a silk-lined Harrods presentation case.
fig 1. Cased Harrods London Set of 6 David Andersen Silver Enamel Spoons Norway Ca 1900

Maker: David Andersen, Norway

Retailer: Harrods, London

Date: Circa 1910

Material: Solid silver vermeil with enamel (925/1000)

Dimensions (each spoon): 95 mm long x 11 mm wide

Condition: Excellent antique condition; enamel intact, minimal signs of age

fig 2. A boxed set of six Norwegian silver-gilt and enamel spoons by David Andersen in a silk-lined Harrods presentation case.
fig 2. Cased Harrods London Set of 6 David Andersen Silver Enamel Spoons Norway Ca 1900

Box: Original fitted Harrods presentation case, marked inside lid

Marks: Fully hallmarked for David Andersen, with first standard Norwegian silver marks

A rare and refined collector’s set – ideal as a gift or addition to a fine silver or enamel collection.

Date of Manufacture

Bushells Antiques has dated these David Andersen Enamel Spoons to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1165059
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Archive I A boxed set of six Norwegian silver-gilt and enamel spoons by David Andersen in a silk-lined Harrods presentation case.

Cased Harrods London Set of 6 David Andersen Silver Enamel Spoons Norway Ca 1900

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A boxed set of six Norwegian silver-gilt and enamel spoons by David Andersen in a silk-lined Harrods presentation case.
Cased Harrods London Set of 6 David Andersen Silver Enamel Spoons Norway Ca 1900
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A boxed set of six Norwegian silver-gilt and enamel spoons by David Andersen in a silk-lined Harrods presentation case.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Norwegian silversmiths became internationally renowned for combining sterling silver with intricate vitreous enamelling techniques. Workshops produced detailed tableware and souvenirs featuring Art Nouveau and traditional Dragestil patterns, often exported to major luxury retailers across Europe.

These items were typically constructed from high-grade sterling silver, often finished with gold plating known as vermeil or silver-gilt. Fine enamel powder was applied into carved or filigree recessed areas on the handle and fired at high temperatures to create a smooth, glossy glass finish.

Authentic pieces generally feature clear makers marks, such as the David Andersen stamp, alongside silver purity marks indicating 925 or 830 silver content. High craftsmanship is evident in the precise hand-applied enamel work and structural durability.

A cased set of enamelled spoons can be displayed open inside a glass cabinet, arranged flat on a dining room sideboard, or incorporated into decorative table settings alongside fine porcelain and glassware.

To preserve the delicate finish, wipe silver-gilt and enamelled surfaces gently using a soft cloth and mild warm water. Avoid abrasive metal polishes, harsh chemicals, or dishwashers, which can scratch or loosen the vitreous enamel.
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