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Maker: David-Andersen, Oslo, Norway
Era: Mid-20th century (c. 1950s–1960s)
Materials: 830 silver (hallmarked)
Design: Wide panel bracelet with raised relief scenes inspired by Norwegian folk tales
Panels Depict:
A prince or hero on horseback, sword raised in triumph
A maiden facing Prince Lindworm beneath a tree
Story Reference: These motifs are tied to the Prince Lindworm legend, one of Norway’s most enduring fairy tales. In the story, a queen desperate for a child gives birth to twin sons — one a handsome prince, the other a lindworm (dragon/serpent). When the lindworm demands a bride, he devours each maiden brought to him until a clever shepherd’s daughter, armed with courage and wisdom, breaks his curse. Through her trials, the lindworm is transformed into a prince, symbolizing triumph over fear and transformation through love and perseverance.
Size: 7 ¾ in. long (fits average wrist), 1 in. wide
Weight: 45.5 g
Condition: Very good vintage condition, with light wear consistent with age
Collectible Note: Part of David-Andersen’s “Fairy Tale” series, this bracelet celebrates Norwegian heritage through detailed storytelling in silverwork. These panels are highly sought after by collectors for their artistry, narrative, and cultural significance.
Maker: David-Andersen, Oslo, Norway
Era: Mid-20th century (c. 1950s–1960s)
Materials: 830 silver (hallmarked)
Design: Wide panel bracelet with raised relief scenes inspired by Norwegian folk tales
Panels Depict:
A prince or hero on horseback, sword raised in triumph
A maiden facing Prince Lindworm beneath a tree
Story Reference: These motifs are tied to the Prince Lindworm legend, one of Norway’s most enduring fairy tales. In the story, a queen desperate for a child gives birth to twin sons — one a handsome prince, the other a lindworm (dragon/serpent). When the lindworm demands a bride, he devours each maiden brought to him until a clever shepherd’s daughter, armed with courage and wisdom, breaks his curse. Through her trials, the lindworm is transformed into a prince, symbolizing triumph over fear and transformation through love and perseverance.
Size: 7 ¾ in. long (fits average wrist), 1 in. wide
Weight: 45.5 g
Condition: Very good vintage condition, with light wear consistent with age
Collectible Note: Part of David-Andersen’s “Fairy Tale” series, this bracelet celebrates Norwegian heritage through detailed storytelling in silverwork. These panels are highly sought after by collectors for their artistry, narrative, and cultural significance.