Danish Silver Ewer, Christophersen

Danish silver ewer with three tower mark denoting .826 silver, signed Christophersen, 12 3/4" H, approximately 25.5 troy oz TW. PLEASE NOTE: payment for silver, gold, jewelry, and coins must be made v

An A.F. Rasmussen Danish Silver Ewer with Applied Grape Cluster, circa 1940Marks:

DANISH SILVER EWER, E. DARGSTED, C. 1960 WEIGHT 1 LB 12.8 OZ

DESCRIPTION: Eight silver items: (4) Small silver-plated candlesticks, each supported by three legs. Each hallmarked with "COHR DENMARK ATLA" on underside. (2) Silver-plated candlesticks, each support

Fine Philadelphia Neoclassical Coin Silver Ewer first quarter 19th century, by Simon Chaudron (1758-1846), the ovoid body decorated with a finely chased palmette-band calyx and leaf-and-dart banded sh

an enamelled silver ewer and coverht. 8 in.

A Mario Buccellati Silver Ewer and Basin, Milan, 20th century Marks: M. BUCCELLATI, 103-MI, 800 22 x 10-1/2 x 6 inches (55.9 x 26.7 x 15.2 cm) (ewer) 4052 grams (130.2768 troy ounces) HID03101062020 �

Danish silver flatware set with three tower hallmark guaranteeing a fineness of .826, to include: (36) 7 3/4" fish knives; (32) 7" forks; (37) 7" forks; (37) 8" dinner knives; (44) 8" forks; (29) 9 1/

Birmingham, 1870 Assay Marks, Edward And John Barnard Maker Mark, With Nereid Figure On Handle And Triton On Body, Height 18, Width 8, Depth 8 Inches. Weight 2600 Grams, 91.7 Ounces. Surface Scratches

A pair of Georg Jensen Danish silver tazzas designed with spot hammered circular flared bowls standing atop twisted stems with hanging grape decoration over a spreading foot, bearing Georg Jensen fact

A Large Jean Lucien Ferry Silver Ewer and Basin, Paris, circa 1900 Marks: (Minerva's head), (star-FERRY-wheel) 5-3/8 x 17-1/2 inches (13&period

FRENCH .950 SILVER EWER AND BASIN Paris, 1853-1880 Emile Hugo, maker. Mercury head mark for export. Both with chased lily pad and reed decoration. Ewer with winged mermaid handle. Not monogrammed. Ewe

A tall Chinese silver ewer inlaid with Qing dynasty jades. The sides of the ewer feature carved jade ruyi heads, and the handle contains a jade dragon hook with a Chilong. The finial of the lid is a j

GEORG JENSEN: a Danish silver Argo (Fregat) pattern table service of flatware and cutlery import marks for London 1968 / 1969, also stamped DENMARK STERLING, designed 1961 by Magnus Stephensen Placing

Flatware. Includes (13) hollow handle butter spreaders with sterling blades - approx. 6" in length; (13) modern hollow handle dinner knives with stainless blades - approx. 9 3/4" in length;

* A Danish Silver Oval Serving Tray Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, 20th Century with blossom open-work handles marked DENMARK STERLING/ ARGENTERIE D'ART GEORG JENSEN 925.S 54 ozt Height 1/4 x

Georgian Silver Ewer Hester Bateman/ London/ 1787, 13 1/4" high.

A Fratelli Coppini Italian 800 silver ewer with heavily decorated relief design with landscape panels and figures. Signed along base and marked Made in Italy. 17-1/2 in tall. Approx. 51.9 ozt.

A Monumental Sterling Silver Ewer19th century, unmarked, XRF tests for sterling silver, hand-chased with grape vine and clusters, a naturalistic cast branch form handle and mounts to shoulder and shap

A modern Danish silver ten-piece condiment set Georg Jensen, pattern number 965 designed by Soren Georg Jensen in 1949, also stamped STERLING Plain polished surfaces, comprising, four salts and four

jarro de pico, pointed spout with classic face, 7”h; 8.25”h to top of pointed handle; 24 troy oz. (748 grams) Ex. the collection of a Connecticut gentleman and his wife who resided in Latin Americ

101 pieces of International Silver in the Royal Danish pattern. Including twelve dinner forks, twelve dinner knives, eight gumbo spoons, eight oval soup spoons, twelve teaspoons, twelve salad forks, e

A SILVER EWER, 20TH CENTURY - 31 cm high, 23 cm wide - Decorated on the bigger sides with two large pale green jade circular plaques, on the handle a pale green jade dragon belt hook, a jade bird as t

A Danish sterling silver pitcher by Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen. The bulbous form with a hand hammered finish, the handle terminating in a decorative element. Marked to underside DenmarkGeorg Jensen