Allan Scharff (b. 1945) earned his apprenticeship certificate at Georg Jensen Silversmithy from 1963 to 1967 and continued his education at the Danish Institute of Precious Metals in Copenhagen where he eventually became an instructor. From 1976 to 1988, Scharff received several design awards, participated in numerous group exhibitions, and in 1980 the Museum of Decorative Arts in Copenhagen held the first one-man show of his work.
A DANISH SILVER "GREBE" SAKE SET
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A DANISH SILVER "GREBE" SAKE SET
MAKER'S MARK OF ALLAN SCHARFF, 1984
Comprising a carafe and five cups of varying sizes; each of shaped-cylindrical form, with flaring rims and elongated spouts, marked under bases--carafe 9in. (22.9cm.) high
(20oz. 10dwt.)
MAKER'S MARK OF ALLAN SCHARFF, 1984
Comprising a carafe and five cups of varying sizes; each of shaped-cylindrical form, with flaring rims and elongated spouts, marked under bases--carafe 9in. (22.9cm.) high
(20oz. 10dwt.)