Decorative art and everyday objects of silver. Preferably from before 1900 or from the 20th century and made in an older style.
Silver
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2504/207LyngbyA collection of Danish primarily silver. 19th century. Weight 790 g. H. 11,5-15 cm. (5)
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2504/208LyngbyBritish sterling silver mug and small tray. Weight 332 g. H. 5 and 9.5 cm. (2)
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2504/209LyngbyAustrian silver bowl with two handles. 1852. Weight 260 g. H. 10.5 cm. L. 18 cm.
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2504/211LyngbyFour silver punch ladles, internally gilt. Early 19th century. L. ca. 37-45 cm. (4)
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2504/217LyngbyGerman 19th century silver cylindrical container. Weight 401 g. H. 15.5 cm.
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2504/219LyngbyA Danish silver Empire teapot. Maker P. Hertz. Denmark, early 19th century. Weight 408 g. H. 17.5 cm.
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2504/220LyngbyCollection of Danish silver salt cellars. Various makers. Denmark, 19th-20th century. Weight 340 g. Diam. 6-7 cm. H. 3-5 cm. (8)
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2504/221LyngbyTwo silver tabatieres, internally gilt. 18th century. Weight 213 g. L. 6.5 og 8 cm. (2)
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2504/226LyngbyA collection of primarily Danish 19th century silver casters. Weight 632 g. H. 7.5-10.5 cm. (12)
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2504/227LyngbyThree silver tabatieres, internally gilt. Denmark, England, 19th century. Weight 191 g. L. 3.5-7.5 cm. (3)
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2504/228LyngbyA pair of Baroque style Danish silver candlesticks, maker Hugo Grün, Copenhagen 1940. Filled. H. 17 cm. (2)
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2504/230LyngbyA Danish silver chalice, Copenhagen town mark 1930. Weight 400 g. H. 11 cm.
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2504/231LyngbyA Danish silver Baroque beaker maker Joen Joensen, Næstved town mark 175?. Weight 122 g. H. 10 cm.
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2504/232Lyngby"Herregaard" silver cutlery by Cohr of Denmark, weight excl. pieces with steel 1690 g. (69)
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2504/235LyngbyA Danish Rococo style silver coffee set, gilt interior, maker Hugo Grün, Copenhagen town mark 1937. Weight 1200 g. (3)
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2504/262AarhusA German silver and cut crystal wine jug, gilt interior. H. 25.5 cm.
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2504/269LyngbyA pair of presumably Polish silver chamber sticks. 20th century first half. Weight 465 g. H. 7.5 cm. (2)
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2504/510LyngbyGeorg Jensen: "Blossom". A sterling silver coffee set with lightly hammered surface. H. 5.8-20 cm. (3)
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2504/516LyngbyGeorg Jensen: "Lily of the Valley". A mainly sterling silver cutlery set, including a few silver pieces. (69)
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2504/543LyngbyEvald Nielsen: A pair of small and one slightly larger sterling silver candlesticks with smooth surface. (3)
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2504/596AarhusHans Hansen: "Arvesølv 4". Sterling silver cutlery. Made by Hans Hansen. (78)
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2504/724LyngbyGeorg Jensen, Harald Nielsen: "Pyramid", a.o. A pair of sterling silver napkin rings and a tea strainer. Total weight 238 g. (3)
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2504/736LyngbyGeorg Jensen: A sterling silver mocha pot with hammered surface. Ebony handle and finial. Georg Jensen 1933-1944. Design no. 80 A. H. approx. 17 cm.
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