MARK OF GEORG JENSEN, COPENHAGEN, 20TH CENTURY, DESIGNED BY SIGVARD BERNADOTTE

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AN EXTENSIVE DANISH TABLE-SERVICE
MARK OF GEORG JENSEN, COPENHAGEN, 20TH CENTURY, DESIGNED BY SIGVARD BERNADOTTE
Bernadotte pattern, comprising:
24 Table-forks 30 Dessert-forks
23 Dessert-spoons 14 Table-spoons
18 Teaspoons 24 Coffee-spoons
14 Ice cream-spoons 26 Flat-bowled spoons
12 Fish-forks 12 Fish-knives
3 Pairs of salad-servers
a Larger pair of salad-servers
2 Pairs of salad-servers with stainless steel bowls
2 Soup-ladles 2 Sauce-ladles
A Serving knife and fork A Pastry server
A Cake knife 2 Pairs of sandwich-tongs
A Pair of sugar-tongs 2 Pickle-forks
A Cheese-knife 2 Various serving-spoons
A Serving-fork 24 Cheese-knives
12 Table-knives 11 Butter-spreaders (273)

Special notice

No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 15% will be added to the buyer's premium which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis.

Lot Essay

In 1904, Georg Jensen founded his silversmithy in Copenhagen. His jewellery, cutlery and hollowware designs were an instant success and sought after throughout the world. His exceptional attention to detail and craftsmanship has secured him the honour of being one of the most influential silversmiths of the past century.

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