Sale 2882
New York
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22 October 2014
Price realised
USD 4,375
Estimate
A GROUP OF DANISH SILVER OBJECTS MARK OF GEORG JENSEN, COPENHAGEN Comprising: A Blossom pattern dish, no. 2A, 1945-77 A Blossom pattern waiter, no. 2B, 1945-77 A cream jug and sugar bowl, no. 456D, 1945-51, together with an associated tray, no. 223A, 1945-77 A small sugar basket, no. 42, 1915-19 A cup and saucer, no. 592, 1925-32, also with English control marks A small goblet, no. 532E, 1945-77 The Blossom pattern dish 8 in. (20.3 cm.) long; 43 oz. 10 dwt. (1,339 gr.) (7)
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