Lot Essay
For two similar teaservices see: J. Drucker, Georg Jensen, A tradition of splendid silver, Hong Kong, 1997, pp. 186-187, illustrated.
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MARK OF GEORG JENSEN (1915-1927) FOR GEORG JENSEN SILVERSMITHY (1915-1930), COPENHAGEN, ALSO STAMPED COPENHAGEN
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A Danish silver teaservice and tray
Mark of Georg Jensen (1915-1927) for Georg Jensen Silversmithy (1915-1930), Copenhagen, also stamped Copenhagen
Each of "Blossom" pattern, comprising: an oval tray with everted border and two openwork handles; a sugar bowl on three shaped feet; a milk jug on three shaped feet and bone handle; a coffee pot on three shaped feet, bone handle and detachable cover and a teapot with stand, attached by pin and chain, bone handle and hinged cover, marked on bases
58.7 cm. long (tray)
gross 2850 gr. (7)
Mark of Georg Jensen (1915-1927) for Georg Jensen Silversmithy (1915-1930), Copenhagen, also stamped Copenhagen
Each of "Blossom" pattern, comprising: an oval tray with everted border and two openwork handles; a sugar bowl on three shaped feet; a milk jug on three shaped feet and bone handle; a coffee pot on three shaped feet, bone handle and detachable cover and a teapot with stand, attached by pin and chain, bone handle and hinged cover, marked on bases
58.7 cm. long (tray)
gross 2850 gr. (7)
Special notice
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Sale room notice
Please not that the teapot has only a stand and not a burner as stated in the printed catalogue.