Silver, wood, horn
Denmark, c. 1920
Design: Christian Heise - Danish silversmith, active 1904-1932
4-piece set consisting of tea and coffee pot, sugar bowl and milk jug
All pieces marked below with the Copenhagen Three-Towers-Mark and the year ‘19’ and ‘22’ as well as master's mark ‘CFH’
Handles with horn isolation and flower-shaped wooden handles on top the lid
Height: 9-22 cm
Total weight: approx. 2700 grams
Enclosed: silver tray by ‘Gebrüder Sommé Nachfahren’, 800, Germany, c. 1930 (marked); length: 50 cm
Very good condition
Early Art Deco style developed from baroque forms, the smooth-shaped handles still reveal the trails of Art Nouveau

This silver coffee & tea service was designed by the Danish silversmith Christian Heise created around 1920. It consists of a tea and coffee pot, a sugar bowl and milk jug. The walls are decorated with hammered décor and beads which is typical of Scandinavian silver works and are also to be found in the works by Georg Jensen The lids are decorated with crowned flower-knobs made of ebonised wood. Enclosed is a silver tray by ‘Gebrüder Sommé Nachfahren’ made in the 1930s.



The service is in immaculate condition with only minor age and wear. The wooden knobs slightly rubbed. Height: 9-22 cm; Length of the tray: 50 cm; Total weight: approx. 2700 grams. (cru)

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