A late 19th-century Norwegian silver sugar bowl and cream jug, marked David Andersen, Kristiania (Oslo).
A late 19th-century Norwegian silver sugar bowl and cream jug, marked David Andersen, Kristiania (Oslo).
Internally gilded. Spiral band and beaded decoration, engraved garlands and patterns partly on a matted background. The sugar bowl's width 17 cm including handles, height 12 cm. The creamer's height 16 cm. Total weight 571 g.
Intendation in the base, the creamer with minor indentations.
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