A single length of sterling silver, hand-forged and left to move the way Anna-Greta Eker liked it to move — one continuous line that opens off the collar into loops and a closed circle, more drawing than jewelry. This is her "Nature" idiom: forms that behave like something shaped by wind or water rather than a bench tool, made at the PLUS silver workshop in Fredrikstad, where she worked alongside her husband Erling Christoffersen and, later, a young Tone Vigeland.
The surface carries an even, honest tarnish across the hammered facets — original patina rather than a re-polished piece, which is exactly what you want to see on a design this age. Hallmarked. A genuinely wearable piece of Norwegian studio silver, not a display-only object.
A single length of sterling silver, hand-forged and left to move the way Anna-Greta Eker liked it to move — one continuous line that opens off the collar into loops and a closed circle, more drawing than jewelry. This is her "Nature" idiom: forms that behave like something shaped by wind or water rather than a bench tool, made at the PLUS silver workshop in Fredrikstad, where she worked alongside her husband Erling Christoffersen and, later, a young Tone Vigeland.
The surface carries an even, honest tarnish across the hammered facets — original patina rather than a re-polished piece, which is exactly what you want to see on a design this age. Hallmarked. A genuinely wearable piece of Norwegian studio silver, not a display-only object.
