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A small Danish Baroque silver teapot, shape oval, of fluted baluster form, wooden handle and finial. The reverse pricked with weight V 11 Lod 2 qt. Maker Niels Jonsen, licensed Copenhagen 1705–1734, the widow continues to c. 1738. Copenhagen town mark 1738. Weight 183 g. H. 11 cm. Matching Baroque silver stand of fluted oval shape. The reverse pricked with owner's initials ID ASK and weight Vog 6 Lod 2 1/2 qt. Maker Jens Kjeldsen Sommerfeldt, licensed Aalborg 1726–1772. Weight 95 g. L. 15 cm. (2)
Provenance: Antiquarian Gerda Petri (1934–2020), former curator, The Royal Danish Collection, Copenhagen.
Furniture, clocks, bronzes, carpets, silver and ceramics, 2 June 2021