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Adolf Zethelius

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Nationality
  
Swedish

Style
  
Empire

Name
  
Adolf Zethelius


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Born
  
February 19, 1781 (
1781-02-19
)
Stockholm

Occupation
  
Silversmith and industrialist

Notable work
  
Norwegian Royal Regalia, Nyby bruk, Surahammars bruk

Spouse(s)
  
Sofia Fredrika Nordewall (1786-1885)

Children
  
Augusta Emerentia Carolina Zethelius (1811-1897) Carl Zethelius (1811-1860), mill owner and Royal Secretary. Fredrik Zethelius (1812-1887), mill owner. Wilhelm Zethelius (1815-1873), mill owner. Henrik Philibert Zethelius (1825-?).

Died
  
March 7, 1864, Stockholm, Sweden

Parents
  
Catharina Emerentia Westrell, Pehr Zethelius

Adolf Zethelius (born Erik Adolf Zethelius; 19 February 1781 – 7 March 7 1864) was a Swedish silversmith and industrialist and owner of the Swedish ironworks Surahammars bruk and Nyby bruk.

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Silversmith

The orb, sceptre and anointing horn which are part of the Norwegian Royal Regalia were commissioned by King Charles John and made by Zethelius in Stockholm for the King's coronation as King of Norway in 1818. Works by Zethelius are also exhibited at Nationalmuseum and Hallwyl Palace in Stockholm.

Industrialist

Zethelius acquired the manor house Nyby, near Torshälla, from his father-in-law Eric Nordewall, and in 1829 founded the ironworks Nyby bruk on the site.

Zethelius had the manor house of Surahammars herrgård constructed 1856–1858.

References

Adolf Zethelius Wikipedia