A Three-Piece Georg Jensen Blossom Pattern Silve

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

A Three-Piece Georg Jensen Pyramid Pattern Silver Coffee Set, Copenhagen, designed 1930 Designed by Harald Nielsen Marks: DESSIN, HN, DENMARK, (oval-GEORG JENS

A three (3) piece set of miniature serving utensils by Georg Jensen (Denmark). Includes: one (1) Blossom pattern nut pick marked GJ STERLING SILVER 925 68B; one (1) Blossom pattern oyster fork marked

A Durham three-piece sterling silver tea service in the Blossom pattern, in the style of Georg Jensen. Set consists of a teapot, covered sugar, and cream pitcher. All marked. Teapot: 9-1/2in tall. App

Fine hand hammered, sterling silver 2 piece salad set by Georg Jensen in the Blossom pattern (#84), 8 in long, 5.56 ozt. Excellent condition.

Fourteen Pieces of Georg Jensen "Blossom" Sterling Silver Flatware, the pattern designed in 1919 by Georg Jensen (1866-1935), Copenhagen, Denmark, including ten demitasse spoons, l. 3-1/4", and four i

Group of three Georg Jensen sterling silver serving utensils, comprising a large spoon and a cold meat fork in the "Blossom pattern," and a two-tine lemon fork in the "Ornamental pattern," each marked

comprising 8 Cactus pattern tablewares including a place knife, place fork, salad fork, teaspoon, iced teaspoon, a 6.5" spoon and 2-7.5" spoons, and a Blossom pattern fish knife, longest 10.25in., 11.

Three piece Georg Jensen sterling silver child's flatware set, including a spoon [5" L], fork [6" L], and knife [7" L], in the cactus pattern. All marked. 3.3 ozt.

Artist: Georg Jensen Title: Three Ladles or spoons by Georg Jensen. Medium: Sterling silver hallmarked to Georg Jensen. Description: Danish tableware by Georg Jensen. Blossom pattern Genre: Table flat

1st - 3rd items: Three Danish Georg Jensen spoons including one pattern #21 blossom serving spoon with curved blossom handle (6 1/4" L), one pattern #42 pea pod pattern serving spoon (5 7/8" L) and on

A Georg Jensen & Wendel Cactus Pattern Letter opener designed by Gundorf Albertus, 7.5" long good condition. along with a 6" long plastic tipped Georg Jensen Spoon, and an Evald Nielsen Silver Letter

Fifty-three (53) pieces of Georg Jensen sterling silver flatware including Scroll, Acorn and Continental patterns. 1st-48th items: Forty-eight (48) pieces of Scroll pattern flatware including six (6)

A Collection of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Blossom pattern. Comprising a large serving fork, a small pastry fork, and two medium forks Wt: 4 ozt

A Collection of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Blossom pattern. Comprising two lemon forks, two oyster forks, and two small serving spoons Wt: 5 ozt

Two Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Blossom pattern. Comprising a grave ladle and a large pastry server Wt: 10 ozt

Two Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Blossom pattern. Comprising a grave ladle and a large pastry server Wt: 10 ozt

Four Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Blossom pattern. Comprising two pastry forks and two spoons with round bowls Wt: 5 ozt

Two Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Blossom pattern. Comprising a fork and a flat server (length: 7") Wt: 4 ozt

GEORG JENSEN THREE-PIECE STERLING SILVER DRESSING TABLE SET IN ORIGINAL FITTED PRESENTATION BOX, circa 1965, pattern #150A designed by Harald Nielsen. Hand mirror, hair brush, and silver-mounted comb,

Cosmos pattern; designed by Gilbert Rhode comprising a coffee pot, covered sugar bowl, and creamer 24 troy ounces, including the ebony handle the coffee pot measuring 7 1/2 inches high

A Collection of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Utensils. Blossom pattern. Comprising three cold cut forks and four iced teaspoons Wt: 5 ozt

A Collection of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Utensils. Blossom pattern. Comprising three coffee spoons, two jelly spoons, and two long handled spoons Wt: 4 ozt

A Georg Jensen Silver Three-Piece Carving Set Copenhagen, Denmark, Post-1945 Acorn or Konge pattern, comprising a carving knife with a stainless steel blade, a carving fork with stainless steel tines