Georg Jensen, Group of silver jewlery

Georg Jensen Group of silver jewlery A Celtic open cuff; Bar brooch with cabochon lapis lazuli; Jade and silver ring; Three bird brooches; A floral brooch Sterling silver Gross weight 73.4 dwts

ASTRID FOG FOR GEORG JENSEN: A GROUP OF SILVER JEWELRY, DENMARK Including a necklace and bracelet of a hollow geometric design, signed Georg Jensen, no. 379, no. 182, necklace length 35 in., bracelet

Four Piece Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Group to include a rosebud basket, no. 235; small dish with flower bud handles, marked no. 2 along with a small mustard pot with spoon no. 629; all marked Georg

(3) Piece Vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver group of (1) tomato server 7.2”, (1) baby spoon 3.75”, and (1) soup spoon 6”. Excellent condition. Total weight 4 troy oz.

Georg Jensen (1866-1935)A group of sterling silver table items, mid-20th centuryEach marked for Georg Jensen and sterling; bird marked: Allan Scharff / 485Comprising a tazza compote with grape motif 2

A Three-Piece Georg Jensen& Blossom& Pattern Silver Group with Coffee Set and

Mid-20th century, each with maker's marks, further marked ''Sterling / Denmark'', all designed by Georg Jensen, including five ''Blossom'' nut picks designed 1919 (3.625''), and three ornamental solid

Sterling silver group to include Georg Jensen Demitasse spoons, cocktail fork, and Christian Dior sterling cup. ht. 3in., 6.5 t oz.

Excellent Estate Sterling Silver Group with 5" Georg Jensen Shell Handled dish Marked 355 G. and 800 Silver Italian covered bowl, a Danish Covered bowl with "CHF" Hallmark, a Bailey Banks and Biddle S

(lot of 7) Silver group: (1) sterling Georg Jensen 'Cactus' hors d'oeuvre server, 5.75"l; (6) T.R.P. 900 silver cordials having hand hammered bowls, 3.25"h; 7.52ozt total Start Price: $50.00

Group of Georg Jensen Silver Spoons Marked 'Sterling' n various patterns. Comprising: Twelve demitasse spoons Silver-gilt and enamel spoon, 1978 Together with a set of twelve Norwegian enamele

Group of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Table Articles Design no.'s 235 B, 235 A, 235 A, and 235 C, circa 1915-27 and post-1945 Comprising two graduated pairs of footed sugar baskets, designed by Georg

Group of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Acorn Pattern Serving Pieces Designed by Johan Rohde in 1913, circa 1933-44, 1945-51, and post-1945 Comprising a bread knife, fish knife, cake knife, cheese serve

Group of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Utensils In various patterns, comprising a two-piece salad serving set, two-piece small serving set, two-piece carving set, six demitasse spoons, sugar shovel, ba

Group of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Table Articles Post-1945 Comprising a Cactus pattern low dish, pattern 629, 1945-51; open salt by Gundorph Albertus, pattern 355C; open salt by Gundorph Albertus,

Group of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Table Articles Various date marks Comprising a pair of oval footed salt cellars, design no. 243 B; two salt spoons, design no. 110; oval footed small dish, design

Group of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Utensils Circa 1933 and later In various patterns, comprising a serving fork, small fork, and three caviar serving pieces, in the Acanthus pattern; salad

Group of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Table Articles Comprising an open salt #77, diameter 2 3/4 inches, open salt #42, length 2 7/8 inches, open salt #110, length 2 inches, napkin ring #29A, length 1

A group of Georg Jensen sterling silver jewelryEarly/mid-20th century; Denmark; U.S.A.Each stamped for Georg Jensen, further variously stamped: Denmark / 925 S / [design number] / GJ [within dotted ci

Good Group of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Table Objects , incl. bowl no. 251, designed by Johan Rohde, 1917, h. 2 3/8 in., dia. 4 5/8 in.; dish no. 600A, designed by Harald Nielsen, 1930, h. 1 1/4 in

Sterling silver flatware in Acorn pattern, all pieces Royal Danish International, except for the butter spreaders, which are by Georg Jensen. Group includes: 6 dinner knives, 6 dinner forks, 6 salad f

A Group of Four Georg Jensen Silver and Hardstone Jewelry Items, Copenhagen, Denmark, cir

A Group of Georg Jensen and Other Silver Table Articles 20th Century the Georg Jensen articles, of various patterns, each marked 'Sterling', comprising: A #83 Ornamental serving spoon

Georg Jensen brooches, group of three: #100, #353, #361 Copenhagen, Denmark sterling silver stamped marks 17.8 dwts total weight Z-shaped brooch: 1 5/8"w x 1 1/4"h