Tea strainer, 1901
Gustav Gaudernack for David-Andersen, Norway

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Tea strainer, 1901
Gustav Gaudernack for David-Andersen, Norway

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Gustav Gaudernack (Norway, 1865–1914) for David-Andersen Libelleskålen [#Dragonfly Bowl], 1908 Gilt silver filigree w/ window enamel & details of mirror enamel H 11.7 cm x W 25 cm, Dia. 16.5 cm Nasjonalmuseet OK-08461
David-Andersen Tea set, Gold and enamel, 1930s.
Art Deco David-Andersen Tea set, Gold and enamel, 1930s.
Gift to President Roosevelt from Crown Prince Olav and Princess Märtha of Norway.
National Archives and Records Administration.
David-Andersen tea set

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David-Andersen Enameled Silver Cocktail Set - c. 1930's
Shaker with art deco styled lime green enamel to the eliptical body and an ebony lid decorated with an applied rooster, with (4) silver glasses with enamel footed bases, the bottom of the shaker inscribed in German "To the Director of the German radio system from the Director of the Norwegian radio system." Stamped to the bottom "David Andersen, 925 S, INV, HS." 37.405 ozt. total weight. 9.125"H
Art Deco
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Unn Tangerud for Uni David-Andersen. Norway, c. 1970.