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We carry the most common patterns such as:
Anitra, Arvesølv, Banquet, Dragon, Noble, Elisabeth, Flat Rose, Jubilee, Lilje, Lillemor, Märtha (Martha), Månesølv, Odel, Oseberg, Prins Harald, Opphøjd Rose, Pariser, Fluted, Rosendal, Rådhus med fan, Tele, Tradisjon, Valdres, Åre and Aase.

We also have some of the rarer patterns such as: Shell, Clam, Bergens Fluted, Baroque, Various Farmer Rococo, Various Bridal Silver, Bridal Crown, Diplomat, Double Pressed Dragon, Double Fluted, Dovre, Queen's Pattern, Squirrel, Remembrance, Various Shapes, First Lady, Hammered, Hammered Shell, Hardanger, Ibis, Iris, Lily of the Valley, Crown, Kristiania, Laila, Kings Pattern, Commemorative Silver, Myrtle, National Rococo, Nina, Norrøna, Olav's Rose, Oslo, Polar, Princess, Queens Pattern, Ragnhild, Renaissance, Riks, Rococo, Romanesque, Town Hall Smooth and Town Hall with Table, Saga, Silvia, Castle Silver, Parish Pattern, Pointed Engraving, Table, Victoria and Østerdal.

If there is another pattern you would like parts for, we can be helpful in trying to obtain this.

Goods must be prepaid via online banking and are shipped with tracking from the post office. You will be notified when the goods are on their way.

Discounts are given on purchases of multiple products. Purchase over Kr 4000,- to get 10%

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  • History

    Silver cutlery is a unique and valuable element of Norwegian history and heritage. Today, it is just as common to buy second-hand silver, which gives it an extra dimension of reuse and sustainability. Silver cutlery has a long tradition in Norway, and has been used for generations for special occasions and celebrations. It is part of our cultural heritage and a reminder of the traditions and values of our ancestors.

    Using silverware is a popular choice for setting the table and serving food in an elegant way. But did you know that silverware can actually have an antibacterial effect?

    Silver has long been known for its antibacterial properties, and this also applies to silver cutlery. When silver comes into contact with bacteria, it can inhibit their growth and reproduction, thereby reducing the risk of spreading disease.