COMPOTE - Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Footed Bowl,

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

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

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.

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

A Georg Jensen sterling silver footed bowl, pattern 17 A. Designed by Johan Rohde. Denmark. Marked on underside. 4-1/4in tall x 4-1/2in diameter. Approx. 5.7 ozt. | Local and NYC curbside delivery det

Marked to underside for Georg Jensen and Wendal A/S. H: approx. 2 1/4". Dia: approx. 6 1/4". Weight: approx. 7.07 ozt.

Georg Jensen sterling silver footed bowl with raised foliate bottom No. 197A, designed by Georg Jensen, circa 1926-1932, with openwork stem of leaves and berries, 6"h. x 7 5/8" dia. Approximately 20.6

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Footed Bowl, Designed by George Stockwell,1924, marked and numbered along ring base, assay mark on side of bowl ; Albert Edward Jones, (British) Arts and Crafts Hammered S

A Harald Nielsen for Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Dish. Stamped with Jensen markings and 666A. Together with a Georg Jensen sterling silver footed bowl for a tea strainer. Stamped with Jensen & Wendel

This is a lovely and rare small footed oval bowl by Georg Jensen. The hand hammered oval shaped bowl stands atop a ten sided leafy plinth. Each pointed plane of the truncated base is accented by a sma

GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER FOOTED PEDESTAL BOWL #17A. - Wt. 4.2 troy oz. H: app. 4 1/2 in.

Georg Jensen Denmark Sterling Silver Oval Footed Bowl. Weight - 110.9 grams. Measures - 4 7/8" x 3 5/8".

Title: Georg Jensen Danish Hand Hammered Sterling Silver Footed Bowl 4.18ozt Description:Georg Jensen Danish Hand Hammered Sterling Silver Footed Bowl 4.18ozt Hallmarks or Signature: Georg

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'

Georj Jensen modern sterling silver footed bowl with flared rim, marked on the bottom: "U.S.A. / Georg Jensen Inc, / Sterling / 400." Approx 8.32 ozt. 2.5" H x 6" diameter. Provenance: From a private

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

George Jensen Sterling grape compote designed by Harald Nielsen. Having an open work pedestal base and hammered finish. 1933-1944 Georg Jensen mark 14 t oz.. 5 3/8" x 7". Condition: Minor scuffing and

hand wrought, Sterling Silver .925 Compote Bowl, model #17A., 4 inches high, bowl has 4.5 inch diameter, signed Georg Jensen

Georg Jensen Danish sterling silver footed dish and spoon. Both with light hammered finish. Hallmarked. Bowl measures 4.25in diameter. Total weight: 3.5 ozt.

Stunning Georg Jensen Danish sterling silver centerpiece bowl of ovoid footed form having a grape cluster design. Hanging handled design on four sides. Underside of base with impressed "STERLING GEORG

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

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,

DESCRIPTION: Danish sterling compote, Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, after the design by Johan Rhode (1856-1935), the lightly hammered circular bowl rising on a leaf and berry openwork stem, on a pedestal

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