Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Beaker

Georg Jensen sterling silver beaker, designed by Harrald Nielsen (1892-1977), 4.75"h, 7.58 troy oz.

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Beakermodel 107 D, flared cylindrical form with beaded detail to base, no monogram. 2 3/4 in. 2.06 troy oz. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandl

Early Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Beakermarked; weight 2.485 troy ounces, height 2 3/8 inches, diameter 2 1/2 inches

Set of Eight Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Beakers third quarter 20th century, Copenhagen, Denmark, pattern number 1200, each of slightly tapering cylindrical form. h. 5-1/4", dia. 3"; 97.83 total t. o

Georg Jensen sterling silver beakers flared edge cups raised on openwork twisted ribbon weight 8.05 oz approx 7.7 cmand bead bases. weight is 8.05 oztpattern 639 HN (Harald Nielson) Size: approx. 2.1/

A Set of Four Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Beakers. Flared edge cups raised on openwork twisted ribbon and bead bases. Underside bears Jensen markings, 639, and HN for Harald Nielsen 2 1/8" x 2" Wt of

Two Georg Jensen sterling silver beakers designed in the 1930s by Sigvard Bernadotte. Slightly tapered body, with incised arch pattern foot, Sigvard signature to base. Pattern no. 825A,Denmark Sterlin

Danish sterling vase or beaker by Harald Nielsen (1892-1877). A cylindrical vessel with flared rim and stepped foot, interior gilded. Marked to underside Denmark Georg Jensen Dessin HN Sterling 671E.

A GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE FOR THIRTY-SIX by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, 20th/21st century In the Old Danish pattern, comprising thirty-eight dinner forks, thirty-six oval soup spoo

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Pyramid Flatware Service Set of 8 DETAILSThe Photos are part of the description. Chest for display only.8 knives 8 7/8''8 forks 7 1/8''8 salad forks 6 1/4''8 teaspoons 5 5

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Acorn 133 pc Dinner & Lunch Set chest broken but functional Details: 12 dinner knives 9 5/8''12 dinner forks 7 5/8''12 lunch knives 8''12 lunch forks 6 3/4''12 salad forks

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Centerpiece Bowl , pattern 296A, designed by Georg Jensen 1919, oval bowl, rim suspending four grape cluster pendants over openwork grape vine and molded oval base, marked

156 Piece Set of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Flatware Set, Acanthus pattern, to include 12 dinner forks, 11 salad forks, 13 fish forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 cocktail forks, 12 tablespoons, 12 teaspoo

"A Danish sterling silver modernist flatware service designed by Tias Eckhoff for Georg Jensen Silversmith, Copenhagen, post-1945 Cypress (Cypres) pattern. This set retails upward of $40,000 This set

A rare pair of early 20th century sterling silver three-light candelabra designed by Harald Nielsen (1892-1977), for Georg Jensen, Denmark. Each candelabrum showing bowl shaped nozzles rising from org

A Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Fish Service. Blossom pattern. Comprising ten forks (Length: 6 3/8") and eight knives (length: 8") Wt: 34 ozt

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Flask No. 603 by Harald Nielsen, Very Rare. A unique, sterling silver flask designed by Harald Nielsen for Georg Jensen. Simple in design, the body is hand hammered with a

A NINETY-FOUR PIECE GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE, CACTUS PATTERN, BY GUNDORPH ALBERTUS, SCANDINAVIAN, DESIGNED ORIGINALLY IN 1930, comprising thirteen dinner forks, length: 7 1/4"; el

Danish, 20th Century, 140 Pieces, Service For 12, Comprising 12 Dinner Knives 9.25 In., 12 Butter Spreaders 6 In., 15 Dinner Forks 7.5 In., 11 Salad Forks 5.7 In., 12 Oyster Forks 5.5 In., 12 Ice Crea

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver 'Poppy' Candelabra. Two-light, poppy capsule form body issuing two intertwined arms with flower modeled candleholders, the body accented with leaves and grape clusters, on

Early & Museum Rare Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Fish Set in Original Fitted Box Complete set for twelve includes forks, knives plus two serving pieces in the fitted leather covered box. Brand marking

A Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Flatware Service. In the Caravel pattern. Comprising thirteen forks (7.5"), nine forks (6.75"), thirteen pastry forks, two fish forks, three luncheon forks, one place sp

after 1945; "Pyramid" pattern, with maker's marks, further marked "Sterling", comprising 14 stainless-bladed knives (8 3/4 inches), 3 stainless-bladed knives (9 1/2 inches); 7 sterling-bladed butter k

(lot of 81) Danish Georg Jensen sterling silver flatware service for twelve in the "Beaded" pattern, designed by Georg Jensen in 1906, having six pieces per place setting, consisting of short handle d