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Haugrud pewter made for Tandberg

Arne Haugrud was a fairly well known Norwegian pewter maker. It made some special celebratory pieces for Norwegian electronics manufacturer Tandberg. These particular drinking vessels were made to celebrate Tandberg’s Huldra 10 multiband receiver. You can learn more about this here. The beer is Pécsi Sörfőzde Barna – a fine central European brown beer, which is made here

According to the British Vintage Wireless Society, Elstone Electronics was Tandberg’s UK distributor in 1960. A.C. Farnell was a director of Elstone. In 1969 Elstone changed its name to Farnell-Tandberg Ltd. In 1970 it moved to Farnell House, 81 Kirkstall Road, Leeds. Tandberg itself was originally formed by Vebjorn Tandberg around 1937. Tandberg took over Radionette in 1970. Sadly however, Tandberg went into receivership in 1979. The old Tandberg is gone but the name survives in Tandberg Data and Tandberg Television.

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