A. DRAGSTED DANISH STERLING SILVER BOWL

20th century, dared 1879-1906 on bottom and signed A. Dragsted Kjobenhavn with appropriate hallmarks. Dimensions: H 2.5" x D 4.75"Weight: 5.57ozt

Sugar bowl, teapot, and creamer. Original raffia wrappings. 28 troy oz. (with handles)

Sugar bowl, teapot, and creamer. Original raffia wrappings. 28 troy oz. (with handles)

Georg Jensen Danish sterling silver oblong compote bowl, design number 296C. Oval form bowl with four encircling grape and leaf articulated handles. GEORG JENSEN DENMARK STERLING and other marks to un

Georg Jensen Danish sterling silver oblong Magnolia bowl, design number 2D. Oval form bowl with exquisite floral end handles, surmounting a footed base. GEORG JENSEN DENMARK STERLING and other marks t

Danish Sterling Silver Bowl C.M. Cohr, second quarter 20th century Circular with a flared rim on reeded ring foot. Diameter 8 inches, approximately 17 ounces. •

EINAR DRAGSTED DANISH STERLING SILVER BRACELETwith an abstract foliate designlength 8.0 in — 20.3 cm, 63.5 gramsEstimate: $100—200

Danish sterling silver bowl by Christian Fr Heise 7.6 t.oz.Marked CFH in an oval with the three towers mark. High:4.4",wide:6".

DESCRIPTION: Eleven E. Dragsted Danish sterling silver and enamelled spoons. Includes red leather box case. Marked: "E. Dragsted Denmark, Sterling 925" Total weight: 110 grams. CIRCA: 20th Century ORI

A vintage Danish sterling silver basket/ bowl by renowned maker Anton Michelsen. Fully hallmarked and dated 1935. Weight: 393g. Approximate measurements: 3 1/4"H x 7 1/2" in diameter or 8.2cmH x 19 cm

Cohr Danish mid-century modern serving bowl, marked underside: "Cohr Sterling Denmark 925." 3" H x 7.75" W. Approx: 9.49 ozt.

Stunning Georg Jensen Danish sterling silver centerpiece bowl of ovoid footed form having a grape cluster design. Hanging handled design on four sides. Underside of base with impressed "STERLING GEORG

(lot of 2) Danish modernist sterling silver bowls, Georg Jensen & Wendel A/S, c.1945-1951, in the "Cactus" pattern, designed by Gundorph Albertus (Danish, 1887-1969), shallow bowl with foliate handles

Danish Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl, Cream Pitcher, Pitcher Or Vase, And Silver Salt And Pepper Shakers. 452.6g Excluding Salt And Pepper Shakers. Sugar And Creamer Marked Sterling SVT 925S Denmark. Pit

A. Dragsted Danish modern sterling silver bud vase, pear-form with round base, marked underside "A. Dragsted Copenhagen Denmark Sterling 925S." 5" H. Approx: 5.69 ozt. Minor dent at bottom.

DESCRIPTION: A Group of four Danish sterling silver cellar bowls completed with cobalt blue glass inserts, marked along the underside "Royal Danish Sterling SIlver". Total Weighable silver: 160 Grams

Danish sterling silver covered sugar bowl with Magnolia blossom finial, hammered detail, and raised on three paw feet. by Georg Jensen. Hallmarked to underside Denmark Georg JensenSterling 2D. Danish,

Title: Georg Jensen Danish Hand Hammered Sterling Silver Footed Bowl 4.18ozt Description:Georg Jensen Danish Hand Hammered Sterling Silver Footed Bowl 4.18ozt Hallmarks or Signature: Georg

A footed Danish Modern style sterling silver centerpiece bowl, produced by Danish Canadian silversmith Carl Poul Petersen (1895-1977), in the style of Georg Jensen, to whom the artist was apprenticed.

Danish hand hammered sterling silver shallow bowl on circular foot. Hallmarked to underside D10 Denmark Georg Jensen Sterling 620C. Danish, 20th C. 446g Dia. 24.3 cm (9 5/8 in.)

Erik Magnussen (Danish, 1884-1961) for Gorham sterling silver centerpiece bowl with repousse borders, the round foot conjoined to the bowl with an ebonized element, inscribed "E.P.W. / CHRISTMAS . 192

Georg Jensen, (Danish,1866-1935). "Louvre" sterling silver center bowl.Stamped Georg Jensen with the oval around the name as well as 197A, Denmark Sterling.Height 6 1/16 inches, Diameter 7 3/4 inches.

Peer Smed Danish-American sterling silver hand wrought footed bowl, circa 1935. Hand hammered throughout with modernist rose petals. Reticulated base. Peer Smed sterling silver marks to the underside.

Anton Michelsen (Danish, 1809-1877). A sterling silver footed bowl having two C-scroll molded handles and globular form body resting on four scrolled legs headed with leafy foliage. The underside stam