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ID 1531084
Lot 95 | Collection of Georg Jensen silver, ''Blossom'' pattern
Collection of Georg Jensen silver, ''Blossom'' pattern

27 pcs, comprising six small spoons, all with city mark and early Georg Jensen mark, 830 marked, CHF marked, each approx. 10 cm long, three small cake forks with Georg Jensen mark 1933-1944, sterling silver Denmark, model number 84, length approx. 14 cm, one larger fork, length approx. 16.5-17 cm, with early Georg Jensen mark, 830 sterling silver, city mark and CHF mark, four sauce ladles with different Georg Jensen marks, each marked sterling silver, one letter opener, sterling silver Denmark, Georg Jensen mark 1945-1951, one pastry tong, sterling silver, Georg Jensen mark 1933-1945, Denmark marked, six small ladles of different sizes with Georg Jensen marks from various periods, two of them monogrammed, two further pastry tongs of different sizes, 925 sterling silver, Georg Jensen mark 1915-1919, one meat fork with Georg Jensen mark 1915-1919, sterling silver Denmark marked, one soup spoon, length approx. 17 cm, with early Georg Jensen mark, city mark and CHF mark, sterling silver Denmark, one serving spoon with CHF, city mark and early Georg Jensen mark, length approx. 18 cm, width approx. 7 cm, as well as two small condiment bowls, one enamelled green inside, each with small spoons, total weight approx. 823.4 g, with signs of use and polishing marks

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