Arne Jacobsen / Anton Michelsen Flatware 55 Pieces

Forty Seven (47) Piece Anton Michelsen for Arne Jacobsen Stainless Flatware Set. Signed. Includes: (9) solid knives measuring 7-3/4", (6) forks measuring 7-7/8", (9) salad forks measuring 7-3/8", (7)

Four five-piece place settings by Arne Jacobsen for Georg Jensen and two serving pieces for Anton Michelsen, Denmark.

Arne Jacobsen for Anton Michelson, (20) Pieces Stainless Flatware Denmark, including: (3) knives (7 3/4 in.); (2) butter spreaders (6 1/2 in.); (5) forks (7 7/8 in.); (7) individual salad forks (7 3/8

41 pieces of Arne Jacobsen by A. Michelsen Forks, Knives and Spoons as pictured

ARNE JACOBSEN (1902-1970) DANISH "AJ" FLATWARE SERVICE FOR ANTON MICHELSENDenmark, 1958 Designed Rosewood cased stainless partial flatware service for eight, Eighty (79) piecesComprising:(8) Salad For

A set of stainless steel flatware pieces designed by Arne Jacobsen, 1902-1971, Danish architect and furniture designer, for the royal SAS hotel of Copenhagen in 1957. Executed by A. Michelsen, a Danis

Arne Jacobsen for A. Michelsen, AJ flatware, 48 pcs, Denmark, c.1957, stainless steel, stamped mark to each piece "A. Michelsen Stainless Denmark", 4-piece (dinner fork, salad/dessert fork, knife, spo

Set of six, five piece place settings and two serving pieces of stainless steel AJ flatware by Arne Jacobsen for Michelsen, Denmark 1960s.

ARNE JACOBSEN (1902 - 1971) J. MICHELSEN Twenty-one pieces of AJ flatware, Denmark, 1950s Stainless steel All marked, most A. Michelsen Stainless Denmark Provenance: Collection of Martin Eidelberg, Ne

Arne Jacobsen AJ flatware A. MichelsenDenmark, 1957stainless steel Complete eight-piece service for eight with thirteen additional utensils; seventy-seven elements total. Signed with impressed ma

Set of four, seven piece place settings of stainless steel AJ flatware by Arne Jacobsen for Michelsen, Denmark 1960s.

Eight unused five piece place settings of stainless steel flatware by Arne Jacobsen for A. Michelsen, Denmark 1960s.

Arne Jacobsen 'AJ' six-piece flatware set for four, 1960s Stainless steel. Manufactured by A. Michelsen, Denmark.

Stainless steel flatware by Arne Jacobsen for A. Michelsen, Denmark, 1957. Each impressed with maker's marks. Set comprised of eight, eight-piece place settings and 13 serving pieces. Original storage

Stainless steel flatware by Arne Jacobsen for A. Michelsen, Denmark 1957. Service includes: eight, eight-piece place settings and thirteen serving pieces. Original box included. All pieces are marked.

Stainless steel AJ flatware by Arne Jacobsen for A Michelsen, Denmark 1960s. Complete six-piece place settings for eight. Includes four serving pieces. Fifty-two pieces in total. All pieces signed wit

Stainless steel AJ flatware by Arne Jacobsen for A Michelsen, Denmark 1960s. Includes five knives, seven large forks, seven small forks, eight small spoons and four medium spoons. Thirty-one pieces in

Arne Jacobsen 'AJ' ten-piece flatware set for six, 1960s Stainless steel. Manufactured by A. Michelsen, Denmark.

Original complete set of stainless steel flatware by Arne Jacobsen for A Michelsen, Denmark 1960s. Set comprised of eight, six piece place settings in the original stainless steel box.

Arne Jacobsen for Anton Michelsen Danish Stainless Steel Salad Serving Spoon. Signed for A Michelsen, Denmark, and AJ with red enamel cherry mark. Measures 12 1/2" long

Stainless Danish Flatware set attributed as Arne Jacobsen for Michelsen. (10) 7 3/4" Forks, (8) 8" Spoons, (9) 7" Spoons, (7) 7" Forks, (6) 5 1/4" spoons, salad serving fork and spoon, 6" spoon, Ladle

Georg Jensen, Arne Jacobsen Stainless Flatware SetDenmark, (61) pieces, in matte finish, to include: (9) dinner knives (7 7/8 in.); (8) dinner forks (7 7/8 in.); (9) lunch forks (7 3/8 in.); (9) teasp

Enameled Danish sterling flatware by Anton Michelsen, (17) pieces total, longest 6". Approximately 23.9 troy oz TW. PLEASE NOTE: payment for silver, gold, jewelry, and coins must be made via wire tran

Collection of Danish silver flatware, (18) pieces total, (15 pieces of .826 silver with three tower mark, and 3 pieces of sterling), includes (10) pieces marked for Anton Michelsen. Approximately 18.0