Christian F. Heise silver ladle

Christian F. Heise silver ladle with engraved knight on horseback on handle, with Danish three tower hallmark, "M" with crown mark, and artist's monogram "CFH" on back of handle, appx. 13 1/4" long, a

Two sauce ladles, Denmark, 1922/29, hallmark Christian F. Heise, silver 826/000, with stylised lily decoration, l. 18 cm, total weight approx. 128 g

Four small ladles, Denmark, 1914/20/25, hallmark Christian F. Heise, silver 826/000, various decorations, mostly with monogram, l. 12 - 14 cm, total weight approx. 81 g

Five serving pieces, Denmark, 1918-26, hallmark Christian F. Heise, silver 826/000, handle with pointed end and stylised lily relief decoration, 3 spoons, siphon, sauce ladle, l. 14 - 24 cm, total wei

Five serving pieces, Denmark, 1926-35, hallmark Christian F. Heise resp. Johannes Siggaard, silver 826/000, handle with floral relief decoration and hammered decoration, 3 spoons, ladle and siphon, l.

Six coffee spoons, Denmark, 1924, hallmark Christian F. Heise, silver 826/000, curved handle with rose relief decoration, monogram engraving on verso, l. 14 cm, total weight approx. 95 g, in case, l.

Three sugar tongs, Denmark, 1st half of the 20th century, some hallmarks Christian F. Heise, silver 826/000, with different decorations, all with engraved names and dated, l. 10.5 - 11.5 cm, total wei

A Danish Christian F. Heise, .830 Silver Coffee Pot, the waisted and footed baluster form with a leafy apron at shoulder, stylized leaf swept handle and spout, leaf frond finial to the conical lid, 3

Christian F. Heise European Silver (826) Cups (2) cups having organic, hammered motifs; both cups marked with 'Three Tower' Copenhagen marks and 'CFH' (Christian F. Heise) Height: 7 1/2 inches (larger

Art Deco centrepiece, Denmark, 1922, hallmark Christian F. Heise, MZ indistinct, silver 830/000, round stand, decorated shaft, funnel-shaped bowl, wall with hammered decoration, Ø 20 cm, 341 g

1923. Each spoon approx. 8 5/8" L. Total weight approx. 10 ozt. In fitted box. Box as is.

Twelve knives, Denmark, 1st half of the 20th century, hallmarks Christian F. Heise and Johannes Siggaard, silver 826/000, pointed handle with stylised lily relief decoration, l. 24.5 cm, in case, l. 3

Two salad servers, Denmark, 1929, hallmark Christian F. Heise, marked Georg Jensen, silver 830/000, tapered, filled handles, grooved decoration, steel lugs, l. 16.5 cm

A Danish Modern silver vessel / open sugar bowl. Signed underfoot with the mark of Assay Master Christian F. Heise, Copenhagen (mark used 1904-1932). Silver purity a minimum of .826. The handled vesse

Plate, Denmark, 1932, hallmark Christian F. Heise, maker's mark Evald Nielsen, silver 826/000, moulded mirror, rim with pearl decoration, underside with monogram, d. 19,5 cm, approx. 244 g

Danish Silver Trophy Cup, Christian F. Heise, inscribed on cup "Forsikringsselskabet Svendborg Aerespraemie 1923" and inscribed around the cup "1923 Luna, 1924 Toto, 1925 Toto, 1926 Zita, 1927 Fly, 19

Lidded Tankard, c.1912, impressed Danish silver mark, Assay Christian F. Heise (1904-32), with a domed embossed floral cover and baluster body decorated with scrolled acanthus, accented with blood sto

Cigarette case, Denmark, 1918, hallmark Christian F. Heise, maker's mark Evald Nielsen, Copenhagen, silver 826/000, gilt interior, rounded corners, hammered decoration on the wall, monogrammed lid, en

Three Christmas spoons, Denmark, 1921/28/29, BZ. Christian F. Heise, master's mark August Thomsen, Copenhagen, silver 826/000, l. 17.5 cm, approx. 142 g

A Danish metalwares covered vegetable dish, by A. Dragsted, Copenhagen 1917, with the mark of Assay Master Christian F Heise and Three Towers mark indicating minimum silver standard of 826/1000, of si

Heimburger Danish silver modernist goblet vase, Christian F Heise Assay Mark 1929. Slightly hand hammered texture throughout. Monogrammed "MR 1907 - 1/10-1933". Heimburger mark to the underside. Weigh

Denmark, Copenhagen 1932, assay master Christian F. Heise wk 1904-1932 Good single-handled silver warming pot. 304 grams and 2.75" x 10.5" across handle. a few pock marks on the inside. Provenance: A

A Danish metalwares open vegetable dish, by L. Berth, Copenhagen 1930, with the mark of Assay Master Christian F Heise and Three Towers mark indicating minimum silver standard of 826/1000, of simple c

Three spoons, Denmark, 1931/32, assay mark Christian F. Heise or Johannes Siggaard, maker's mark BJ, silver 826/000, handle with ornamental relief decoration, l. 14.5 cm, total weight approx. 48 g