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For a similar coffee pot see: Drucker, Janet, Georg Jensen a tradition of splendid silver, Hong Kong, 1997, p. 216, illustrated.
MARK OF GEORG JENSEN, COPENHAGEN, 1933-1944, ALSO STRUCK DENMARK STERLING NUMBER 80A AND LATER DUTCH DUTY MARK OF 1906-1953 FOR FOREIGN MADE SILVERWARE
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A Danish silver coffee pot
Mark of Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, 1933-1944, also struck DENMARK STERLING number 80A and later Dutch duty mark of 1906-1953 for foreign made silverware
Shaped oval, over-all slightly hammered, high spout, straight wooden handle, detachable domed cover with wooden finial, the base inscribed 26.7.41, marked on base and cover
17 cm. high
gross 408 gr.
Mark of Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, 1933-1944, also struck DENMARK STERLING number 80A and later Dutch duty mark of 1906-1953 for foreign made silverware
Shaped oval, over-all slightly hammered, high spout, straight wooden handle, detachable domed cover with wooden finial, the base inscribed 26.7.41, marked on base and cover
17 cm. high
gross 408 gr.
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