GEORG JENSEN DANISH SILVER WATER PITCHER, no. 432A

A Danish sterling silver pitcher by Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen. The bulbous form with a hand hammered finish, the handle terminating in a decorative element. Marked to underside DenmarkGeorg Jensen

A Danish Silver Water Pitcher Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, Circa 1925-1932 pattern 385A, with a wood handle. 16 ozt gross Height 7 inches.

Crafted of sterling silver. Features an elegant hand hammered design with wooden handle in the Georg Jensen style. Small bead detail under attachment for handle. Signed with an unidentified hallmark a

Georg Jensen Danish sterling silver pitcher. Modernist form with large handle. GEORG JENSEN DENMARK STERLING and other marks to underside. Total approximate weight 560.7 grams.Dimensions: 6.5 X 6 X 4.

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Water Pitcher, 407A. Wide mouth with everted rim, the foot with grape cluster motif, additional grape cluster below the rim next to the ebony handle. Marked with 'Georg Je

GEORG JENSEN Silver Pitcher No. 432A, Johan Rohde, designer, ca. 1933-1944 inscribed on base Jean Baldridge and John Cutter - from Jacquelyn and Anthony Baldridge, July 29, 1939; height: 9 in.; weight

Georg Jensen Danish sterling silver cream pitcher, with floral forms to handle, all surmounting grapes and leaves over a circular base. GEORG JENSEN DENMARK STERLING and other marks to underside. Tota

Georg Jensen Acorn Pattern Sterling Silver Water Pitcher Tray. Weight is 34.9 troy oz.

A Georg Jensen Danish sterling silver cream pitcher and matching sugar bowl. Both stamped underfoot with the post 1945 mark, Georg Jensen, Denmark, Sterling 235A. The pitcher measures 4" x 2-1/8" x 2.

A sterling silver water pitcher Georg Jensen, USA, 20th century. Stamped to underside. H: 10 in. Weight: 27.2 oz. t.

International sterling silver water pitcher in the manner of Georg Jensen, designed by Alphonse La Puglia, 8.5"h, 29.16 troy oz.

Modernist mirror polished stainless steel water pitcher, designed by Henning Koppel (Danish, 1918-1981) for Georg Jensen, housed in fitted box, pitcher: approx 9.75"h, box: approx 4.5"h, 11.5"l, 6.75"

Georg Jensen, Johan Rohde (1856-1935), designer pitcher, #432A Denmark, post-1945 sterling silver stamped marks, numbered 5 1/2"w x 4 1/2"d x 8 7/8"h

Peter Hertz (Danish (Copenhagen), active 1893-?), circa 1900; and Georg Jensen (Danish (Copenhagen), founded 1904). A married three piece silver set comprising open sugar bowl, cream pitcher, and suga

A pair of Georg Jensen Danish silver tazzas designed with spot hammered circular flared bowls standing atop twisted stems with hanging grape decoration over a spreading foot, bearing Georg Jensen fact

A sterling silver creamer, designed by Sigvard Bernadotte for Georg Jensen. The body with a ribbed design. Marked to underside Sigvard Denmark Georg Jensen Sterling 856 A. 456g H. 15.5 cm (6 1/4 in.)

A vintage Danish silver bowl by Jorgen Jensen (1936-1962), featuring a ribbed rim and base, marked on bottom JJ, 853, Denmark Sterling.Height: 7.5cm Diameter: 15cm Total weight: 277g

Danish sterling vase or beaker by Harald Nielsen (1892-1877). A cylindrical vessel with flared rim and stepped foot, interior gilded. Marked to underside Denmark Georg Jensen Dessin HN Sterling 671E.

Blossom pattern 84. L 9cm (3 1/2in) W 82g

A small Art Nouveau Danish sterling silver hand hammered pill box with chased floral design. Hallmarked to underside Georg Jensen 925 S Denmark 79D. 20g Dia. 3.8 cm (1 1/2 in.)

Sterling silver compact, the exterior with engraved with repeating lozenge design. Hinged lid opens to reveal mirrored interior. Hallmarked to Art Deco clasp Sterling Georg Jensen Denmark G226D. In or

A GEORG JENSEN DANISH SILVER FLOWER BROOCH. Marked Denmark Sterling, 4cm x 4cm, weight 12.8g

Probably for lobster or shellfish. Accented with two swordfish and monogrammed M. L 19 cm (7 1/2 in.). 240 g.

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