Pair A Danish Silver Bowl Mark of Holger Rasmussen Copenhagen (C. 1930)

A Pair of Danish Silver Two-Light Candlesticks Holger Rasmussen, Copenhagen, Mid 20th Century marked Sterling on underside 34 ozt 12 dwt Height 6 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann B

An Anton Michelsen Modernist Danish Silver and Ebony Bowl, Copenhagen, Denmark, circa 1950-1960 Marks: A. MICHELSEN COPENHAGEN, STERLING DENMARK, C, D9, (artist's cipher) 3-1/4 x 10-3/8 x 6-3/4 inches

maker Holger Rasmussen, Copenhagen, 1945-1956, stamped '925.s Sterling Denmark', and with maker's mark, 6.5in., 34.9ozt.

* A Pair of Danish Silver Salts Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, Circa 1940 model 180 with conforming salt spoons. marked '.925' on underside and having English import marks on side of bowl 2 oz

Holger Rasmussen (Danish, 1945-1956). Pair of modern mid 20th century sterling silver candlesticks. Includes fitted candle cups and glass bobeches. Makers mark, sterling and 925 on bottom of each cand

A Danish Silver Bowl Georg Jensen Silversmith, Copenhagen, Circa 1930 weight 6 ozt 9 dwtspattern 435. marked 925S Size: height 2.5 x 5 inches diameter

A Danish Silver Bowl Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, Circa 1930 pattern 435. marked '925S' on underside 6 ozt 9 dwts Height 2 1/2 x diameter 5 inches.

FRANK M. WHITING CO. STERLING BOWL, C. 1930, DIA 9 3/4":A round sterling silver bowl with pierced rim; stamped manufacturer's marks underneath along with A310 (see photo). Weighs approximately 8.13 tr

Three Lovely bowls from Royal Copenhagen, Art Déco period, c 1930. Two of them lower (a pair), the third globular in shape and higher. Elegant decoration in gilt of stylized flowers and leaping rabbi

Pair of salvers, Sweden, 1930, maker's mark C. Hoff, silver 830/000, diamond-shaped stand, short shaft, boat-shaped body with handles attached to the sides, richly open-worked walls with figural and o

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER FEATHER EDGE AND SHELL BOWL SAUCE LADLES, London c.1773, mark of John Lambe; together with a George III marrow scoop, London c.1782; sugar tongs, London c.1775 and another

A Danish Modern silver vessel / open sugar bowl. Signed underfoot with the mark of Assay Master Christian F. Heise, Copenhagen (mark used 1904-1932). Silver purity a minimum of .826. The handled vesse

Wilhelm Binder Art Deco silver center bowl, c. 1930, gold washed .835 silver, carved ebony handles, the oval fluted bowl raised on a conforming foot, stamped with German control and standard marks, an

Mark of Randahl, Chicago, Illinois, Circa 1930, shaped rectangular form, each 7-1/8"l, total weight approx. 20 T.O. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Myrna and Bernard Posner

A pair of Georg Jensen hand hammered sterling silver bowls, with three bead decorative motif attaching foot, pattern no. 414C. Jensen marks to base, circa 1915-1930. 760g Dia. 22cm (8 5/8in)

Pair of Anton Michelsen Copenhagen, Danish modern sterling silver serving spoons, retailed by H. Nils, New York, each with maker's marks "A. Michaelsen Copenhagen / Sterling Denmark / R" and one spoon

Mark of Randahl, Chicago, Illinois, Circa 1930, shaped oval bowl on openwork leaf stem and shaped oval ring base, spot hammered, each 5-1/2"l, weight approx. 13 T.O. Provenance: Property from the Coll

A Danish metalwares open vegetable dish, by L. Berth, Copenhagen 1930, with the mark of Assay Master Christian F Heise and Three Towers mark indicating minimum silver standard of 826/1000, of simple c

England, c. 1925. Sterling silver. Both bowls stamped to underside with maker’s mark and "Sterling". Numbered "60." Dimensions: H 1.25" x Dia. 3.75" Weight: (Total) 5.665 ozt Condition: Very light s

Danish 830 silver-mounted gilt metal dresser box, silver mount hallmarked C.V.C.L. (CVC Larsen, Copenhagen, Frederiksberg, 1909-1937), Dansk Arbedje trade association mark, stylized floral and foliate

Pair Genova sterling silver gold wash sugar bowl and creamer #264, circa 1950. Ribbed to the lower half and monogrammed "C" to the top half. Gold wash interior. Genova sterling silver mark to the unde

A pair of George II silver tea tongs, probably Ebenezer Coker, London circa 1750, scissor action C S and foliate scroll design with tongue heeled oval bowls, stamped makers mark to one EC, 11.5cm long

Four 19th C. Danish Porcelain Figurines. One with Royal Copenhagen mark, of children with Sheep and/or Goats, pair frolicking and pair as workers gathering wood and wheat. 6 ½” W, 6” to 7 ½” H

SVEND TOXVAERD, DANISH STERLING BOWL, C. 1950, W 8 1/2":A round sterling silver bowl flanked by leaf and ball handles; maker's mark underneath along with "Sterling, Denmark, 925S" (see additional phot