Flatware and Servers
Silver
Mid-Century Modern Cake Server design by Bernadotte for Georg Jensen
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$ 200.00
English Hand Pierced Pie Server by Thomas Nash I, of London, 1769. Both the handle and the slice are pierced on this pie server. The piercing on the blade or slice is a network of floral and scrolls enhanced with hand engraving that defines leaves and blossoms among the scroll work. The edges of the slice and the handle are engraved with feather edge decoration. On the back and at the base of the slice is a hand-engraved heraldic crest depicting a half-body rampant lion above a five twist wreath, over an “HB” monogram.
The English hallmarks on a bottom corner of the back of the slice are: The crowned leopard's head, for the city of London; the lion passant, to designate that the server assayed sterling silver; the date letter of a gothic "O" for 1769; and the maker's mark of a capital "TN" for Thomas Nash I. There are no other markings or engravings on this pie server.
This piece measures approximately 11 inches long.
The English hallmarks on a bottom corner of the back of the slice are: The crowned leopard's head, for the city of London; the lion passant, to designate that the server assayed sterling silver; the date letter of a gothic "O" for 1769; and the maker's mark of a capital "TN" for Thomas Nash I. There are no other markings or engravings on this pie server.
This piece measures approximately 11 inches long.
$ 1250.00
These are Georg Jensen salt shovels in the hard to find number 130 pattern. They are approximately two and three eighths inches long (being handmade, there are some slight variations) and are not engraved nor monogrammed. These salt spoons have never been buffed. There are four #130 salt spoons in the lot. We do also have a matching sugar shovel to the salt spoons as well that will be listed separately. They all have a before the WWII mark on them that was used pre 1930.
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$ 500.00
This Georg Jensen sterling lemon fork is Jensen's earlier style lemon fork with a broad, three tine, forked blade in Jensen's popular Acorn pattern. It is approximately five and a half inches long. It is stamped with a pre WWII Georg Jensen manufacture’s mark from the 1920s. The lemon fork is in very good vintage condition and has no engravings or monogram. This piece has NOT been buffed.
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$ 185.00
This is a serving set, spoon and fork, in Georg Jensen's most popular flatware pattern, Acorn; it is known as Kings in Denmark having been designed for the King of Denmark. The serving sets came in multiple sizes. This is the large size, being approximately nine inches in length. The set is in great vintage condition and has no monograms or other engravings. The Georg Jensen logo stamped into each piece does identify these pieces as being made before 1927.
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$ 825.00
This is a wonderful pair of pre-war Georg Jensen sterling silver servers. Both the serving spoon and the serving fork have the same markings and measure approximately eight inches long. Number 41 was made in many different sizes; this set is one of the largest. This Georg Jensen pattern does not have a name, but is simply referred to as his Number 41. The Number 41 pattern was designed by Georg Jensen himself in 1916.
The pieces are made of hand forged, cut and finished sterling silver. The Georg Jensen markings stamped on these pieces indicate that they were made before 1927. These have not been buffed.
The pieces are made of hand forged, cut and finished sterling silver. The Georg Jensen markings stamped on these pieces indicate that they were made before 1927. These have not been buffed.
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$ 1250.00
This beautiful punch ladle is in the "Old English" pattern that the International Silver Company introduced in 1917. This classic pattern is versatile enough that it would complement just about any style punch bowl. The punch ladle is not monogrammed and measures approximately 15 inches long. The bowl to this punch ladle had two pouring lips for both right handed and left handed serving.
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$ 450.00
Probably from the 1940s, this pair of Grape Scissors were made by Cohr of Denmark. The grape scissors have stainless steel cutting blades set in hand-hammered, sterling silver handles. The handles feature grape clusters and grape leaves. The grape scissors measure about 5 ½” inches long and about 2 ½” inches wide. The steel blades are stamped “COHR” over “DENMARK”; the sterling handles of the grape scissors are stamped on both sides “STERLING” (on one handle), and “DENMARK” over “COHR” in a rectangular reserve (on the other handle). The grape scissors are in excellent condition.
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$ 325.00
This is a wonderful pre-war Georg Jensen sterling silver serving fork. The serving fork measures approximately eight and five eighths inches long. This Georg Jensen pattern does not have a name, but is simply referred to as his Number 141. The Number 141 pattern is designed with a "pea and blossom" at the end of the handle.
The piece is made of hand forged, cut and finished sterling silver. The Georg Jensen marking stamp on these pieces indicate that they were made circa 1920s. This serving fork have not been buffed.
The piece is made of hand forged, cut and finished sterling silver. The Georg Jensen marking stamp on these pieces indicate that they were made circa 1920s. This serving fork have not been buffed.
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$ 475.00
Sterling Silver Serving Spoon From Dublin, Ireland, Made by John Pittar (Attribute}, in 1827.
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$ 375.00
A sterling silver condiment set designed to look like a spade and a pitchfork by an unknown maker Felmore. While the intention of this set may have been a child’s eating utensils, as such the set is an impractical novelty, better manipulated by more dexterous adult hands in the apportionment of condiments; and so it is as a servers that we offer this set. The spoon measure about 3 7/8” long and the fork measures about 4” long. Both the spoon and the fork are marked “Felmore” in script and “STERLING”. The set is in very good condition.
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$ 150.00
S. Kirk& Son, from Baltimore, MD, made this beautiful punch ladle. The punch ladle is in S. Kirk & Sons classic "Wadefield" pattern, introduced in 1850, is very similar to the “Pointed Antique” style. This simple, classic will compliment just about any style punch bowl. The punch ladle is in excellent vintage condition and is not monogramed; it is approximately 14 ½ inches long, with a pouring spout on each side of the bowl.
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$ 575.00