A pair of Georg Jensen sterling silver compotes

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

Pair of sterling silver Georg Jensen-style compotes. 24 ozt. [6 1/2" H x 6 1/2" Diam.]. In good condition.

A pair of Danish Modern sterling silver compote dishes by Carl Poul Peterson (1895-1977), apprentice to Georg Jensen (1866-1935). Elegant Scandinavian Modern designs with foliate botanical and berry h

Pair of Sterling Silver Compotes, one marked Walter Meyer for Georg Jensen USA, and the other marked Georg Jensen USA, 5-1/4" diameter, 3-1/4" h, total weight 14.85 TO

A Pair of Georg Jensen 17B Pattern Silver Compotes. Copenhagen, Denmark. Circa 1935. Designer: Johan Rohde. Marks: DESSIN, (dotted oval-jR), 925.S, STERLING, (dotted oval-GEORG JENSEN), DENMARK. Total

GEORG JENSEN (1866 - 1935) GEORG JENSEN Pair of compotes with grape motif (no. 263), Denmark, after 1945 Sterling silver Both stamped 925S/GJ/DENMARK/STERLING/263A 5" x 5" ea. 15 OT total Provenance:

A Pair of Danish Silver Compotes Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, Circa 1920 Louvre pattern. marked with pattern number '17' and for Sterling on underside 10 ozt 13 dwts Height 4 inches.

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

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

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.

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

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 Sterling Silver Compote No. 285A. Exceptionally rare Georg Jensen candy dish designed in 1918. On a stepped circular base, rising to a foliate openwork stem, the bowl formed as a stylized

Danish. No. 263 B. Height 7 3/8". Diameter 7 1/8". (20 oz) (1500/2000)

with spoon, 14.5oz+

Georg Jensen sterling silver compote, designed by Johan Rohde circa 1930, having a tapered bowl supported by a pierced foliate standard, resting on a flared circular foot, the underside marked '925s,