Pair of Georg Jensen Sterling Grapevine Tureens

Pair of matching Georg Jensen sterling silver grapevine pattern covered tureens, pattern no. 408E, Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, mid-20th C., each with grapevine-wrapped drop ring handles, co

Important Pair of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Denmark 2 Light Candelabras by Harald Nielsen, No. 278. Fully Hallmarked. After 1945. A similar example is in the book, George Jensen , The Silver Fund C

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Georg Jensen sterling silver candlesticks. Hallmarked on underside. Total weight: 322 g. CIRCA: Mid 20th Century ORIGIN: Danish DIMENSIONS: H: 4" Diameter: 3.25" CONDITION: Minor

Vintage pair Georg Jensen sterling silver hand hammered open salt cellars #243C. Hand hammered body with hand chased beaded scalloped designs to the inner edges. Georg Jensen sterling silver marks to

Georg Jensen sterling silver small solid serving set in Ornamental Peapod #42. Hand hammered texture with figural grapes throughout. Georg Jensen mark to the verso. Weight Approx., 2.20 ozt Measures A

Two differing motifs, one in its original presentation box, each is stamped with the late 20th century Georg Jensen mark. Measure 0.75 and 0.875 inches. Provenance: The estate of Morton and Estelle So

Designed by Flemming Eskildsen for Georg Jensen pair of sterling cufflinks No. 82. Stamped for Georg Jensen, 925 S, Denmark, 82. Approx. diameter .87". Approx. overall weight 21.31 grams.

Pair of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Nautilus Cufflinks Model No. 52 by Henry Pilstrup. Faces measure 0.75 inches diameter, 0.75 inches L.

Pair Georg Jensen Denmark Hand Hammered Sterling Silver Open Salt Cellars, #243. Georg Jensen Denmark mark to the underside base. Weight Approx., 1.7 ozt Measures Approx., 3.25 inches x 2.25 inches x

Pair Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Utensils. Spoon and fork. Both signed / stamped / hallmarked. Spoon measures 7.75 inches in length.

(2) PAIR GEORG JENSEN STERLING SUGAR TONGS INCLUDING ORNAMENTAL & GRAPES, C.1920'S. LENGTH 4"; TWT 15.7 OZT

Pair Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Figural Spoons. Hallmarked. Each measures 4.5 inches. Total weight approximately 1.4 ounces.

#76, Denmark; wild cat profile motif; normal wear; [.66 ozt], Dia.-1 1/8", G-VG

Pair Georg Jensen solid sterling silver fish forks in Acanthus. Georg Jensen hallmark to the side.Weight Approx., 2.79 oz Measures Approx., 6.625 inches length.Domestic Shipping: $25

20th century. Acorn pattern designed by Johan Rohde, together with two Jensen spoons, Denmark. D: 1 /2 in. (4.0 cm.) Total weight: 54.10 g. (1.91 oz.)

Circa 1945, two sterling silver floral pins known as Tulip design by Georg Jensen, the Danish silversmith, both marked, one "Georg Jensen 1000" the other "925 Sterling Denmark", good condition, tarnis

Pair Georg Jensen solid sterling silver 6.5 inch forks in Acanthus. Georg Jensen hallmark to the side.Weight Approx., 2.47 oz Measures Approx., 6.5 inches length.Domestic Shipping: $25

Pair Georg Jensen solid sterling silver oval soup or dessert spoons in Acanthus. Georg Jensen hallmark to the side. Weight Approx., 2.7 ozt Measures Approx., 6.875 inches length.Domestic Shipping: $25

Pair Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Figural Spoons. Hallmarked. Each measures 4.5 inches. Total weight approximately 1.4 ounces.

Georg Jensen Style Sterling Silver Grape & Vine Motif Pin. Hallmarked on back. Measures 1.75 inches in width.

Vintage pair Georg Jensen sterling silver hand hammered open salt cellars #243B. Hand hammered body with hand chased beaded scalloped designs to the inner edges. Georg Jensen sterling silver marks to

after 1945, Copenhagen, Denmark each with a spreading circular foot supporting a ball standard issuing two reeded branches flanking a scroll and berry standard 78 total troy ounces Condition: General

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

Second-Quarter 20th Century; Copenhagan, Denmark Each marked: Georg Jensen / Sterling / Denmark; Further numbered: 242 Designed by John Rohde, each bowl with leaf-style supports on a round foot and