A very interesting spoon with a man holding his finger to his lips.
Gold washed bowl with an engraved picture of a mountain
labeled "nordkapp"
Marked "F. Morken 830s" and the word "Haandarlede" which I am guessing
means "hand made ladle"
F. Morken worked around 1912 in Trondheim, Norway from my
sources, but the company is still in business.
Nordkapp is a Norwegianized form of the English name North Cape
This is an interesting spoon with a man in a fancy outfit with an
interesting cap. He is also using a walking stick.
The back of the figure is also finished to complete his outfit
The spoon has two marks which I have not identified and it looks like
silver, but has no common silver markings.
I do not have a clue as to its origin.
This cast woman is dressed in a very fancy ballroom type outfit with
her hair in a very large hairdo design. She is wearing three strands of
pearls
and is carrying a basket under her arm. The back is finished with her
dress.
The only marking is "sterling 2"
I do not have a clue as to its origin or maker
This medium large Dutch/German server features a cast woman handle on a
pedestal over a water jug and other ornamentation.
The bowl features one man and two woman dancing with some fruit below.
There are two marks which I have not identified. One is a figural left
faced female head and the other is a 3 mast sailing ship.
The top spoon features a man holding a bucket in his left hand and a
fish in his right hand. The bowl features sailing ships and a swan.
There is only one very indistinct mark which I have not traced.
The bottom spoon features a woman with a bird and an anchor on a cast
stem.
The back of the bowl features 4 pseudo hallmarks.
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