Classic Design: Furniture, Silver & Ceramics

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Property from the Portland Art Museum, Portland, Oregon, sold to benefit the Museum Acquisition Fund

A Danish Silver Four-Piece Tea and Coffee Set, No. 159, Designed by Georg Jensen, Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, 1915-1930

New York Gantry Point Warehouse

Lot Closed

October 16, 06:57 PM GMT

Estimate

3,000 - 5,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

comprising a Coffee Pot, Teapot, Creamer, and two-handled open Sugar Bowl, the lobed sides and domed covers chased with scrolls at intervals, pinecone finials, spirally carved ebonized wood handles, marked on bases

gross 73 oz

2270.6 g

height of coffee pot 9 1/2 in.

24.1 cm

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