Mystery mark on thimble

Hi all,
First time posting..Be gentle!

I picked up this thimble at a local sale and the markings have me intrigued.

There is an obvious "925" stamp, a letter "S", presumably a date, and a mysterious anchor-like mark that looks like no other Birmingham one I've seen.

Any ideas?

 

Welcome, Shaun!

That is not an anchor and this mark is not British. I am more inclined to Norwegian, 20th century. There is another mark on the left of the 925S (symbol) but it is only partially in view. Are you able to get a picture of that, please?

 

Hi Shaun. Welcome to you and your thimble. You got @Bakersgma on your case - you couldn't ask for better than that.

 

Thanks, Kiko, but I suspect we would do better with @DragonflyWink

 

Hi Shaun!

Welcome to Antiquers...................

 

Ah. You're just being modest. I remember when you helped me with my first silver question. You are wonderful!

 

Well, depends on the country. Cheryl. has much more knowledge and much better resources if this is actually Norwegian.

 

Hi,
It is hard to see if your thimble has a rim on the bottom? If it does not it is pre 1890. If it has a rim it is post 1890.
greg

 

Thanks for responding so quickly!
here are a couple more pictures.

 

Thank you...I may be here a lot!!

 

David Andersen.

~Cheryl

 

And sure enough - https://www.925-1000.com/david-andersen_marks.html

You have to click through from the main page of Norwegian makers to see this mark!

Thank you so much Cheryl!

 

You guys are amazing!!
Thank you, so much, for the info.....I'll, undoubtedly, be posting more stuff in the near future!

 

That's great! "a lot" is good!

 

Heck of a find. That's engine turned guilloche enamel.

 

Are there nibbles on the top enamel, or is that a scallop pattern? Sweet thing!