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Posted 1 year ago
MarbleMike
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Hi! A friend of mine picked this up at a local Yard Sale last year for $1 and I bought it from him for the silver value ($240.00) without realizing it was made by Georg Jensen until examining it closer at a later time. I was able to research when it was made, prior to 1935, I believe, it stands about 4" high not includung the handle and weighs a little over 9 Troy Ounces and is numbered 420, but I can't find anything regarding it's design or it's usage, whether it originally had a lid or not, etc..?? Any info regarding this piece would be greatly appreciated, but even if I can't find out anything else about it, it still looks nice in my China Cabinet! Thanks for looking!! MarbleMike
Georg Jensen Sterling SilverDanish silversmith Georg Jensen delighted in the curving lines of Art Nouve…
Beautiful!
My wife works at Georg Jensen, so if I find anything, I shall let you know.