Swedish table set. Id?

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06/11/2007 7:47 pm

Hello all,

I purchased this recently but never found its provenance. Would be really interested if anyone knows.

Many thanks in advance.
OJ

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23/11/2007 3:15 pm

More info......
I have been given the name Niesjon, but internet searches have proven fruitless.
Perhaps the spelling is wrong. Anyone have any more ideas?
Any guidence would be much appreciated.
OJ

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Robert Leach

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23/11/2007 3:54 pm

A little knowledge
Tells me that name should end in S O N

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23/11/2007 5:56 pm

Robert is right about the...
Robert is right about the Swedish names ending with 'son'. The name Niesjon doesn't even exist in Sweden according to a quick search...
These are some common Swedish names:
Nilson
Nilsson
Nielson
Nelsen
Nilsen
Nielsen (actually more danish)
Nison (not very common)
Do the tables have any stamp or markings on the underside?

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28/11/2007 8:35 pm

I quite agree.....
and have done similar research, substituting the letters and trying phonetic permutations; all to no avail, sadly!
And no, there are no markings to be found. It's a shame because it is a rather unusual set and I'd love to know more about it.
Many thanks,
OJ

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01/12/2007 12:23 am

Check this table out. It is...
Check this table out. It is not the same as yours, but it has similarities and it from norway.
http://www.lauritz.com/Item/Item.aspx?LanguageId=3&ItemId=1148691&nBids=...

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