DANISH GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER COMPOTE, 17A

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

ca. 1925 Georg Jensen Danish modern design sterling silver covered compote or bonbonniere designed by Johan Rohde (1856-1935), having hand hammered bowl on holly berry style openwork filigree base, su

ca. 1925 Georg Jensen Danish modern design sterling silver covered compote or bonbonniere designed by Johan Rohde (1856-1935), having hand hammered bowl on holly berry style openwork filigree base, su

Danish. No. 263 B. Height 7 3/8". Diameter 7 1/8". (20 oz) (1500/2000)

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

Designed by Johan Rohde, #17A, hand-hammered, weighing approx. 5 T.O. 4"h x 4-3/4"d

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

Two pieces of Georg Jensen Danish sterling silver handled flatware, in the "Bernadotte" pattern. To include; one 6-1/4" compote serving fork and one 6-1/4" soup spoon. Combined total weight is approx.

Danish, ca 1925. A sterling silver compote by Georg Jensen with spiral stem and decorated with pendant grape clusters, marked on underside of foot; ht. 7.5 in., total wt. 17.36ozt (540g).

A pair of Danish Modern sterling silver compote dishes by Carl Poul Peterson (1895-1977), apprentice to Georg Jensen (1866-1935). Elegant Scandinavian Modern designs with foliate botanical and berry h

A Pair of Danish Silver Compotes Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, Circa 1920 Louvre pattern. marked with pattern number '17' and for Sterling on underside 10 ozt 13 dwts Height 4 inches.

The hammered and sculpted sterling silver Johan Rohde design number 17a for Georg Jensen, typically found as an open compote, or bowl on stand, is found here with a scarce matching cover topped by a b

(lot of 81) Danish Georg Jensen sterling silver flatware service for twelve in the "Beaded" pattern, designed by Georg Jensen in 1906, having six pieces per place setting, consisting of short handle d

Art Deco Georg Jensen sterling silver service tray, with sculpted faux ivory handles and 3/4" gallery. From the Estate of Florence and Herbert Irving. 66 ozt., inclusive. [13 1/2" x 20 1/2"]. In good

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

Danish Georg Jensen sterling silver "Blossom" pattern soup ladle, 11"l, 5.48 troy oz.

Georg Jensen Art Deco "Blossom" pattern sterling silver covered box, with wood lining, bearing Dessin mark. [11 1/4" H x 6" W x 4" D]. In good condition.

with spoon, 14.5oz+

Georg Jensen and Wendel A/S Dessin teapot, mid-century manner, with wood handles. 18.5 ozt. inclusive. Dent on bottom of spout.

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,

Georg Jensen Art Deco "Blossom" pattern sterling silver covered box, signed "Sigvard Bernadotte". [1" H x 5 1/4" W x 3 1/4" D]. In good condition.

Height- 4 1/4"Weight- 5.5 troy oz. In-house shipping available within U.S. Packing cost- $20

Sterling silver "Blossom" pattern fork and spoon, bearing early Georg Jensen mark with triple crown. 3.9 ozt. [7" L]. In good condition.

DESCRIPTION: (8 Pc) Vintage Danish Georg Jensen sterling silver pastry forks, in the "Acorn" pattern. Introduced in 1915, the Georg Jensen Acorn pattern was a collaboration between Jensen and designer