Description:
A charming and unusual pair of antique Norwegian silver pepper pots in a distinctive Viking horn design, each raised on detailed feet with ornate scrolling decoration throughout. The bodies taper into curved horn-style ends, giving them a striking and decorative appearance typical of Scandinavian silverwork. Both are hallmarked for 830 standard silver and attributed to the well-known Norwegian silversmith Magnus Aase. A lovely decorative and functional pair with strong visual appeal.

Maker History:
Magnus Aase was a respected Norwegian silversmith based in Bergen, active in the late 19th and early 20th century. His workshop produced a wide range of traditional Scandinavian silver pieces, often inspired by Viking and national romantic styles, which remain highly collectible today.

Key Details:
• Maker: Magnus Aase (Norway)
• Model / Grade: Viking horn style pepper pots
• Serial Number: Marked “Nr 847”
• Date / Period: Early 20th Century
• Material: 830 Silver
• Other notable features: Norwegian hallmarks, engraved and cast decorative detailing, unusual horn form design

Dimensions:
• Height: Approx. 60mm
• Combined Weight: 32.73g

Condition:
• One pepper pot in excellent condition overall
• The other shows visible tarnish and surface wear
• Dent present to the lid of one example
• Lid on one pot is very stiff/tight to remove
• General age-related wear, light scratches and patina throughout
• Structurally sound and display very well as a pair

Summary:
A highly decorative pair of Norwegian silver pepper pots with an eye-catching Viking-inspired design. Pieces by Magnus Aase are sought after, and this pair offers both collectability and character.

Postage & Shipping:
As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available upon request.