Denmark Carl M. Cohr Tea Pot

Measurement Height: 8" / 20.32cm Diameter: 5" / 12.7cm Width: 9" / 22.86cm Designed By: Carl M. Cohr Literature: Signed with impressed manufacturer's mark Shipping Domestic: Shipping cost will

A (lot of 8) Sterling holloware items and a (13 pc) Danish Carl M Cohr silver flatware set comprising a (3pc) International Orchid tea set C322 with a 3 1/2 Pint teapot 9"h, a creamer and a covered su

5 piece of Carl M. Cohr sterling Denmark serving pieces, pair of salad fork and spoon, ladle with leaf, small ladle , fish form with jumping fish, 434 grams, 14 troy ouces, 11" largest

Silver Cocktail Shaker By Carl M. Cohr, Fredericia, Denmark, 1953. Of circular lobed form with a bayonet cover topped with a detachable cork topped with an ivory finial. Marked (twice) with Danish sil

Scandinavian silver : A silver strainer with styles fruiting vine decoration to handle maker Carl M. Cohr of Denmark. With Swedish import marks. Approx. 6 1/2" long

The demitasse spoons are by Carl M. Cohr, made in Denmark. They weigh a total of 2.96 Troy Ounces. The two shadowboxes have Gilded frames, and each contain three 2 3/4" porcelain portraits. The portra

Ten cake forks, Denmark, 1933-35, hallmark Johannes Siggaard, maker's mark Carl M. Cohr, Fredericia, silver 826/000, handle with floral relief decoration, monogram engraving on verso, l. 13.5 cm, tota

Twelve coffee spoons, Denmark, 1920s, hallmark Christian F. Heise, maker's mark partly Carl M. Cohr, Fredericia, silver 826/000, curved handle with floral relief decoration and hammered decoration, mo

Cohr Denmark Silver Plated Tea Service, comprising Tea pot, Pitcher, creamer and covered sugar. Stamped mark. Dimensions: 9.25 in.h. of teapot. Condition: Very good with normal wear from polish and

HANS BUNDE (1919–1996) FOR COHR, DENMARK SILVER PLATE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, 1950S comprising a COFFEE POT, 19.5cm high; HOT WATER JUG, 20cm high; TEAPOT, 16cm high; MILK JUG, 10cm high; SUGAR

The Danish Modern four piece set includes a teapot, a coffeepot, covered creamer and creamer. The lids and handles are black plastic. Cohr Denmark. 10"h

A three-piece Cohr of Denmark chrome tea service with teapot, creamer with handle, and covered sugar. Teapot: 7in tall x 10in wide spout to handle.

A Five-Piece M. Fred Hirsch Silver Tea & Coffee Service with Associated Carl F. Christiansen Silve

.836-purity silver, with a fluted, banded rim, the underside with the "Three Towers" 1938 hallmark of Copenhagen, maker's mark "CMC" of Carl M. Cohr, and "JS" for the year's assay master. 1" L X 9" D.

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Carl M. Cohr, F.B. Rogers, other Marking(s); notes: Carl M. Cohr CSC with crown, F.B. Rogers Silver Co, marking(s) (see detail photos) Country of origin; materials: two

Silverplate over brass, ebony band in center of vase, stamped ATLA, top Dia.-4 1/2", bottom Dia.-2 11/16", H-8 3/8"; very minor surface scratches and light wear; VG

Vintage Cohr sterling silver candleholders, Danish Mid-Century Modern pair, triangular with central circular cup on three feet, bearing maker's marks underneath. 2" diameter. Approx. 1.8 total ozt. Si

Hjördis Haugaard, 'Trinita' silver cutlery, 1960, 27 pieces. 6 spoons, forks, knives, 7 mocha spoons, 2 serving spoons. L. 12.3-20.8 cm. Made by Carl M. Cohr, Copenhagen. Silver, stainless steel

ZWEI DAENISCHE LEUCHTER Daenemark, Kopenhagen, Dansk Guldsmede Handvaerk, 1964-1973 / Fredericia, Carl M. Cohr, 1939 Silber. H. 8,9 cm / 13 cm, 714 g. Punziert mit Garantie- und Beschaumarken, Herstel

Comprising: 5 table forks, Carl M. Cohr, 1931, pattern untraced; large serving spoon, 1922, monogrammed on verso; large serving spoon, 1922, stamped Heimburger, monogrammed on verso; Gravy ladle, 1921

A lot of 7 Danish Modernist sterling silver flatware items to include pieces by Johannes Siggaard, Carl M. Cohr, Conrad Petersen and Frigast. No apparent monograms or evidence of removal. Longest dime

Carl M. Cohr Danish Mid-Century Modern silver demitasse or coffee spoons, a set of six with all-over vermeil gold-wash; hallmarked Copenhagen 1959, .826-purity, and with Cohr maker's marks; with origi

DESCRIPTION: Two antique ceramic tea service pieces: one Ridgway Son & Co creamer decorated with a white glazed jousting scene in relief, one white glazed apostle stoneware teapot by Charles M. Rice e

Including Cohr Danish tea pot and sugar, an Apollo hammered silver plate hot pot, (2) Tennis tournament trophies, pair of silver over copper candlesticks, etc. Dimensions: Trophy: H 10" x Dia: 9" Cond