A swedish silver cutlery service, 'Louise', Sven Carlman for CF Carlman, Stockholm 1950-60s (103 pieces).

36 table spoons 18 cm.
12 forks 19.5 cm.
23 teaspoons 11.3 cm.
12 sandwich forks 13.7 cm.
12 sandwich knives 17.2 cm.
3 serving spoons 19.5 cm.
1 sauce spoon 17 cm.
1 cheese grader 21.7 cm.
1 butter knife 15.8 cm.
1 butter knife 16.5 cm.
1 cake server 25.5 cm.
Total weight incl stainless steel blades 4298 grams.

Minor wear.

More about Carl Fredrik Carlman

Jewellery firm in Stockholm, founded in 1855 by Carl Fredrik Carlman. In 1875, the firm was appointed Royal Court and Order Jeweller, becoming the sole maker of insignia for the Swedish royal orders for more than a century. The company remained in the Carlman family for generations, led by Carl Fredrik’s son Ryno Carlman, followed by Sven Carlman and finally Rolf Carlman until 1993. Carl Fredrik’s early works are often characterised by period-specific, magnificent enamel and gemstone pieces, as well as silver objects of high artistic quality. As the firm retained his name after his death, the mark “C.F. Carlman” (or the initials CFC) became synonymous with Swedish luxury production throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.

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