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2436/394
A parcel-gilt silver cigaret case engraved with autographs. Copenhagen 1934. Weight app. 139 g. L. 11.5 cm.
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2,000–3,000 DKK Price realised:
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2437/9Lyngby
A pair of Baroque style 20th century sterling silver candlesticks. Maker Axel Salomonsen, Ccopenhagen. Weight 836 g. H. 17.5 cm. (2)
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4,000–6,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/15Lyngby
"Gazelle" silver cutlery by Frigast, Copenhagen. Weight excl. pieces with steel 1838 g. (57)
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8,000–10,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/51Lyngby
Eight silver plates. Copenhagen citymark 1936. Weight 4255 g. Diam. 27.7 cm. (8)
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18,000–20,000 DKK Next bid:
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2437/84Aarhus
An "Old Danish" parcel-gilt silver ladle. Maker Johan Isbrand, Copenhagen, 1825. Weight app. 248 g. L. 39 cm.
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2,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/87Lyngby
A German partly gilded silver patene. Berlin, first half-18th century. Weight 122 g. Diam. 16 cm.
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4,000–5,000 DKK Next bid:
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2437/135Lyngby
Two 18th century North Schleswig Louis XVI silver vinaigrettes. (2)
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4,000–6,000 DKK Next bid:
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2437/141Lyngby
A Danish Baroque silver cup dated 1695. Maker Peiter Peitersen Wolgast, licensed in Sæby 1693. Weight 97 g. H. 7 cm.
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3,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/147Lyngby
Two 18th century North Schleswig Louis XVI parcelgilt silver vinaigrettes. (2)
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3,000–4,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/180Lyngby
A French 19th century sterling silver dish, maker Louis Manant, Paris. Weight 693 g. Diam. 28.5 cm.
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2,000–3,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/181Lyngby
Gilt and enamelled sterling silver Xmas cutlery, A. Michelsen. Further, three pieces of Georg Jensen anniversary cutlery (32+3)
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6,000–8,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/183Lyngby
A Danish hammered silver bowl, maker Aug. Andersen, Copenhagen town mark 1924. Weight 455 g. H. 10.5 cm Diam. 17.5 cm.
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3,000–4,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/184Lyngby
A Danish fluted triangular silver sauce bowl, maker Aug. Andersen, Copenhagen town mark 1926. Weight 580 g.
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3,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/186Lyngby
A George III style sterling silver candlestick, Elkington & Co. Birmingham 1937. Filled. H. 16 cm W. 27 cm.
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3,000 DKK Next bid:
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2437/201Lyngby
A 19th century Danish vase shaped silver snuff box. No maker's mark. Weight 29 g. H. 10 cm.
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1,500 DKK Next bid:
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2437/203Lyngby
A pair of 20th century Baroque style silver candlesticks. Maker Hejl & Co. Filled. H. 19.5 cm. (2)
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3,000 DKK Next bid:
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2437/210Lyngby
Norwegian sterling silver cup and saucer with blue and white enamel decoration. David Andersen. H. 5.5 cm.
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2,000–3,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/222Lyngby
A pair of George III sterling silver salt cellars, maker Henry Chawner, London 1792. Weight 166 g. (2)
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2,000–3,000 DKK Next bid:
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2437/223Lyngby
A pair of Empire silver mustard cups, gilt interior, maker Johan Jochum Neumann, licensed oi Odense 1813. Weight 180 g. (2)
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2,000–3,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/224Lyngby
A pair of large hammered silver eightarmed candle sticks. Hugo Grün. Copenhagen citymark, 1930s. Weight c. 2539 g. H. 31 cm. (2)
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10,000 DKK Next bid:
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2437/225Lyngby
Two Danish 18th/19th century silver vinaigrettes. (2)
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3,000–4,000 DKK Next bid:
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2437/229Lyngby
Two Danish silver tumblers, gilt interior, one by maker Søren Pedersen, licensed in Odense 1702, another by H.C. Winther, Copenhagen, licensed 1786-1830. (2)
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3,000 DKK Next bid:
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2437/237Lyngby
Small Danish Baroque snake skin silver beaker and heart shaped Rococo tabatiere. 18th century. H. 4.5 cm. L. 6 cm. (2)
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3,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/238Lyngby
A pair of parcel gilt silver cups. Maker Bendix Christensen, licensed Copenhagen 1755, dead 1799. H. 5 cm.
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3,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/240Lyngby
A Danish Jugend silver tea service after design by N.G. Henriksen. A. Michelsen's Workshop. Copenhagen town mark 1915. (3)
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6,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/277Aarhus
Solingen cutlery set of goldplated steel comprising 70 parts with suitcase. (70)
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3,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/279Aarhus
Twelve silver plates with silver beading. Presumably manufactured by Karl Henrik Hansen. Diam. 27.8 cm. (12)
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30,000 DKK Next bid:
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2437/283Aarhus
Presuably late empire mustard pot with handles in shape of swans, insert of brass. And a silver teaspoon. H. 16.5. (2)
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2,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/286Aarhus
A pair of mid 20th century sterling silver candlesticks, richly chased with flowers and foliage. P. S. Andersen. H. 22 cm. (2)
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8,000–10,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2437/287Aarhus
A pair of silver German salt celars. Pseudo Hanau marks for Wolf & Knell, Hanau, late 19th century. H. 4.5. L. 9 cm. (2)
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3,000 DKK Next bid:
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922/3Lyngby
A pair of Danish Empire silver wire bread baskets. Copenhagen 1814. Weight 1,355 g. H. 17 cm. (2)
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10,000–12,000 DKK -
922/39Lyngby
Three George III sterling silver covered vases. Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, London 1772. H. 18.5 cm./21.5 cm. (3)
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10,000–15,000 DKK -
922/40Lyngby
A set of ten English silver plates. Fineness 958. Second half-19th century. Weight 4,989 g. Diam. 24.5 cm. (10)
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20,000–25,000 DKK -
922/41Lyngby
A pair of English George III sterling silver candlesticks. Maker Willaim Abdy II, London 1785-1786. H. 28.5 cm. (2)
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10,000–12,000 DKK -
922/46Lyngby
French Rococo revival silver jardinière. Early 20th century. Weight 5,785 g. L. 64 cm. Provenance; Isak Glückstadt. (2)
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20,000–25,000 DKK -
922/47Lyngby
A Swedish Baroque silver peg tankard. Maker Erik Guldsmed, Lidköping 1696. Weight 596 g. H. 14.5 cm. (2)
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15,000–20,000 DKK -
922/48Lyngby
A Danish Regence silver stem dish. Maker Christopher Jonsen, Copenhagen 1756. Weight 954 g. W. 27 cm.
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10,000–15,000 DKK -
922/54Lyngby
Two associated German Louis XVI three-light silver candelabra. Saxon made. Late 18th century. H. 36-37 cm. (2)
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10,000–15,000 DKK -
922/55Lyngby
A Danish Louis XVI silver dish. Maker Christian Hosøe, Copenhagen 1786. Weight 420 g. Diam. 2.5 cm.
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10,000–12,000 DKK -
922/139Lyngby
A pair of Ducal Danish Louis XVI silver candlesticks. Maker Jens Jensen Viol, Copenhagen 1794. Filled. H. (2)
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12,000–15,000 DKK -
922/140Lyngby
A Ducal silver pen tray. Maker's mark I.S., fineness 12. First half-19th century. Weight 218 g. L. 23.5 cm.
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10,000–12,000 DKK -
922/157Lyngby
A pair of Danish Baroque silver candlesticks. Maker Jens Klitgaard, Copenhagen 1724. Weight 579 g. H. 17 cm. (2)
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20,000–25,000 DKK -
922/158Lyngby
A pair of Danish Baroque silver candlesticks. Maker Philip Lorenz Weghorst, Copenhagen 1723. H. 15 cm. (2)
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15,000–20,000 DKK -
922/159Lyngby
A pair of Danish Rococo silver candlesticks. Maker Andreas Brøndlund, Copenhagen 1761. H. 19.5 cm. (2)
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15,000–20,000 DKK -
922/160Lyngby
A Baroque silver box, bottom engraved with a noble coat of arms. Late 17th century. Weight 233 g. H. 6.4 cm. Diam.
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10,000–12,000 DKK -
922/161Lyngby
A Baroque silver caster with initials 1700 and Danish noble coats of arms. Finess 906. Weight 350 g. H. 16 cm.
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10,000–15,000 DKK -
922/171Lyngby
A Caucasian silver and nielloed wine ladle. Georgia, 18th century. Weight 274 g. L. 34.5 cm.
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30,000–40,000 DKK -
922/172Lyngby
A Danish Renaissance silver ear-bowl and A Danish Renaissance silver Cherub spoon. First half-17th century. (2)
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10,000–15,000 DKK -
922/184Lyngby
A Danish Amager silver-gilt vinaigrette. Maker Christopher Glerup Jacobsen, Copenhagen 1847-1880. H. 11.5 cm. (3)
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18,000–20,000 DKK -
922/185Lyngby
A pair of Danish Louis XVI silver candlesticks. Maker Johan Bang, Copenhagen 1784. Weight 842 g. H. 23 cm. (2)
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18,000–20,000 DKK -
922/186Lyngby
A pair of Danish Louis XVI silver candlesticks. Maker John Gisler, Copenhagen 1786. Weight 605 g. H. 18.5 cm. (2)
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10,000–15,000 DKK -
922/187Lyngby
A Danish Arts and Craft style sterling silver serving tray. Sv. Toxværd. Copenhagen, 1970s. Weight 2,664 g. L. 60 cm.
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25,000–30,000 DKK -
922/192Lyngby
"The Sandeman Trophy", sterling silver in Old Norse style. A. Michelsen, Copenhagen 1925. Weight 4,427 g. H. 64 cm.
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30,000–40,000 DKK -
922/196Lyngby
A set of eleven French silver goblets. Christofle and Cie., Paris 1840-1879. Weight 2,375 g. H. 12 cm. (11)
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18,000–20,000 DKK -
922/197Lyngby
A Danish Art Nouveau silver jardiniére. S. & M. Benzen, finess 833. Early 20th century. H. 17 cm. L. 47 cm. (2)
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15,000–20,000 DKK -
2439/1514Lyngby
A pair of Danish silver Empire candlesticks. Maker Jon Jonsen, Copenhagen 1804. Weight 926 g. H. 29.5 cm. (2)
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6,000–8,000 DKK Next bid:
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2439/1515Lyngby
Four Danish silver and sterling silver plates, maker Sv. Toxværd a.o. Weight 1962 g. Diam. 28 cm. (4)
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6,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2439/1543Lyngby
A pair of George II silver chamber sticks, maker Edward Vincent, London 1736. Weight 686 g. H. 9.5 cm diam. 13.5 cm. (2)
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6,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2439/1544Lyngby
Three Danish Rococo silver casters, Copenhagen town mark 18th century. Weight 479 g. (3)
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4,000–6,000 DKK Next bid:
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2439/1545Lyngby
A pair of Danish Empire silver candlesticks, maker Hans Jacob Møller, Copenhagen 1818. Weight 430 g. H. 22.5 cm. (2)
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4,000 DKK Next bid:
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2439/1576Lyngby
George III sterling silver dish and cover, London town mark 1807. Weight 1729 g. 20 x 29 cm.
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Estimate :
8,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid:
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2439/1577Lyngby
A George III sterling silver teapot, A. Fogelberg, London 1806, and a tray William Fountain 1800. Weight 591 g. (2)
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5,000–6,000 DKK Next bid: Your bid: