David Andersen

A brief history of David Andersen jewellery

David Andersen founded his own company in Oslo in 1876.

He was a gold and silversmith, and the high standards of his workmanship brought him early success. By 1888, he was able to expand his workshop, with a second location opening in Oslo in 1892.

He died in 1901 and his son, Arthur, took over the business. Arthur decided to hyphenate the family name to David-Andersen, and as chief designer, he introduced the use of enameling on the company's gold and silver jewelry. The new line was so successful that enamelled silver jewelry has almost become synonymous with the David-Andersen name. The firm has remained a family business and is now run by fourth generation, Uni and Jon David-Andersen.

Throughout its long history David-Andersen has always kept pace with artistic trends,and over time they have produced beautiful and finely crafted jewelry and objects in the styles of; Naturalism, Dragestil (Dragon Style), Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Art Moderne, and Modernism.

Identification of David Andersen jewellery

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A David Andersen mark with "D-A" in the centre
A David Andersen mark with
A David Andersen mark with "D-A" on the left
An older, short stamped, David Andersen mark from a bracelet
An older, short stamped, David Andersen mark from a bracelet
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David Andersen Vermeil Silver & Green Flower Pendant

A signed, silver gilt and green enamel pendant on a fine, silver gilt chain. Second-hand.
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David Andersen Silver & Enamel Teddy Bear Pendant

A signed, oval, Sterling silver pendant on a fine, silver chain by the famous Norwegian jeweller and silversmith. Second-hand.
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Willy Winnaess for David Andersen Sterling Silver and Red Enamel Heart Pendant

A signed, heart-shaped, silver-gilt pendant on a fine, Sterling silver chain. Designed by Willy Winnaess for David Andersen jewellery. Second-hand.
€79.00

David Andersen Vermeil Sterling Silver Bracelet Of White Panels and White Flowers

A gold-plated, Sterling silver bracelet with linked panels of white enamel and white champlevé flowers. Second-hand.
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Willy Winnaess for David Andersen Silver and Enamel Floral Bracelet

An intricate, Sterling silver, linked bracelet of white, champlevé, enamel flowers. Second-hand.
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David Andersen Vermeil Sterling Silver Bracelet Of Black Panels and White Flowers

A gold-plated, Sterling silver bracelet with linked panels of black enamel and white champlevé flowers. Second-hand.
€220.00

David Andersen Arctic Scenes Enamel Bracelet

A Sterling silver bracelet of linked, basse-taille and champlevé enamel panels and depicting Norwegian arctic scenes. Second-hand.
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David Andersen Vermeil Sterling Silver Bracelet Of Red and Black Panels and Red Flowers

A gold-plated, Sterling silver bracelet with linked panels of red and black enamel and red champlevé flowers. Second-hand.
€228.00

David Andersen Sterling Silver Bracelet Of Blue and White Panels and Blue Flowers

A Sterling silver bracelet of linked panels of blue and white enamel and blue, champlevé flowers. Second-hand.
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David Andersen Vermeil Sterling Silver Bracelet Of White Panels and Blue Flowers

A gold-plated, Sterling silver bracelet with linked panels of white enamel and blue champlevé flowers. Second-hand.
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David Andersen Wave Bracelet in Sterling Silver and White Enamel

A Sterling silver bracelet of linked enamel panels by Norwegian jewellery maker David Andersen. Second-hand.
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David Andersen Sterling Silver Bracelet Of White Panels and Blue Flowers

A Sterling silver bracelet of linked panels of white enamel and blue, champlevé flowers. Second-hand.
Sold.