Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Bowl #1132B

A Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Bowl. Blossom pattern. Silver oval bowl with openwork blossom form handles. Underside is Stamped 2A 2" x 12" x 7.75" Wt: 17 ozt

Handraised Georg Jensen sterling silver bowl with hammer marks showing is approximately 7 inches in diameter and about 3 inches high, on a round foot, that is decorated with egg and dart design motif.

Inscription from 1940. Approx. 4 1/2" H x 5 1/2" D. Approx. 9.56 ozt, 296.7 grams.

The delicately flared, hand hammered bowl is over a naturalistic pedestal showing flowers & scrolled leaves, typical organic work for this silversmith. The whole rests on an ovalstepped foot, maker's

BY SIGVARD BERNADOTTE; 7" DIAMETER; 8.7 OZT.

20th century. Designed by Johan Rhode, # 17A. Denmark. H: 4 1/4 in. (11 cm.) Weight: 174.0 grams (6.10 oz)

The delicately flared, hand hammered bowl is over a naturalistic pedestal showing flowers & scrolled leaves, typical organic work for this silversmith. The whole rests on an oval stepped foot, makers

A small bowl with a low out-flaring foot. Marked as pictured. Dimensions:5" in diameter, the height is 2". The approximate weight is 3.6 troy ounces.

Georg Jensen sterling silver bowl, designed by Johan Rohde, circa 1930s, with band of openwork beaded decoration between the flared bowl and footed base, marked to underside with maker's and designer'

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

Model 264A, handcrafted with hammered surface; the circular foot with twisting columnar standard, supporting generous bowl, the underside draping grape garlands, 10 5/8 in. H., 10 in. Diam., 42.3 ozt.

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

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Center Bowl Design no. 197 A, post-1945 Of deep circular form, on an openwork stem formed by naturalistic upright leaves centering berry clusters, interspersed by upright

Circa 1930, designed 1908 by Johann Rohde, with maker's and designer's marks, further marked ''Denmark / 43 / Sterling'', covered sugar bowl no. 43, the inverted teardrop finial over the domed circula

1925-1932 Stamped to bottom: Sterling / 228C / Denmark Topped with a stylized corn cob finial over three divided compartments 5.5" H x 11" Dia. 27.170 oz. troy approximately

7 1/8" diameter, 16.35 troy ounces mid-20th century

GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER PEDESTAL BOWL #364Denmark, Circa 1920Marked on base. Height 3.875”. Diameter 5.25”.Approx 7.6 troy oz. Provenance:Estate of Reverend Trevor E.G. Thomas, Wester

Item: Large Georg Jensen Silver Pedestal Bowl Maker/Designer: Georg Jensen Origin: Denmark Date/Period: 1933-44 Silver Purity: 0.925 Size: 7 7â„8" (20cm) diameter Item Weight: 666g (21.41 troy ounc

A Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl. Blossom pattern covered sugar bowl raised on three feet. Underside bears Jensen markings and "2D" 4.5" x 4" Wt: 8.25 ozt

The underside marked, USA Georg Jensen Inc. Sterling 9305. Circular on a short stem with stylized leaves and beads, on a circular foot. Height 4 ¾”. Diameter 10 ½”. (Cond: very small dents to in

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Footed Bowl. Pattern 197B hallmarked Denmark Sterling, Georg Jensen; no dings, dents or repairs, measures 4.5 in. high x 5.75 on. dia. Weight: 10.99 ozt.

COMPOTE - Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Footed Bowl, designed by Gundorph Albertus, #778, c. 1930s, with reticulated floral decoration connecting body to foot; 4 1/4" high, 5 3/4" diam., 7.89 ozt tw. S

This is a lovely and rare round footed bowl by Georg Jensen. The hand hammered bowl stands atop a nine sided plinth. The base is divided in 9 sections that extend into the bowl. The nine divisions rea