AN EARLY DANISH SILVER FISH PLATTER AND MAZARIN #390, DESIGNED BY GEORG JENSEN, GEORG JENSEN SILVERSMITHY, COPENHAGEN, 1925-32 |

oval with chased foliage, the removable mazarin chased with shells and pierced with leaves, paired dolphin grips

a few minor scratches from use, small ding to edge of mazarin middle of one side, otherwise good, handsome decoration
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A version of this piece without the mazarin, #390B, was in the Rowler collection, sold Christie's, New York, January 19, 2005, lot 102.  A mazarin matching the offered example was in the Rowler collection but was paired with the similar platter #205, sold as lot 85.