This is a lovely pair of Sterling Silver Two Light Candelabra by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark, Circa 1925. The Candelabra are hallmarked on the underside of each base with the Jensen hallmark for pieces made between 1915 and 1927, the GJ 925 S mark, Denmark, and style #244. There is also a presentation inscription on the underside of each foot commemorating a 25th wedding anniversary, dated January 5, 1928, indicating that this pair of candelabra was made during that time. The candelabra... Click for details

Elegant Vintage Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Table Box with lacquered wood lining Designed by Gundorph Albertus, Copenhagen, Denmark, made Circa 1950. This sterling silver box is of simple elegant rectangular form, the hinged lid with bracket form thumbpiece, rounded corners, the interior with beautiful wood lining. The underside of the base is hallmarked with Gundorph Albertus’ mark, the Georg Jensen hallmark, Sterling, Denmark, and style #507 C. Length: 5 3/4 Inches. Width: 3 7/8 Inches.... Click for details

Beautiful Pair of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Grape Pattern #263 Candlesticks, Denmark, Copenhagen, Circa 1950. The candlesticks are fully hallmarked under the base with Georg Jensen’s hallmark, Sterling, Denmark and 263 indicating the Grape Pattern. The stem is of incised twisted baluster form, the body pendant with grape clusters, raised on a spreading circular pedestal foot. All over hand hammered finish with original patina. The candlesticks are in excellent condition. Height: 5 7/8 I... Click for details

This is a lovely pair of Sterling Silver Compotes by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark, and designed by Johan Rohde, Circa 1925. The Compotes are hallmarked on the underside of each base with the Jensen crown hallmark for pieces made between 1925 and 1932, the GJ 925 S mark, Johan Rhode’s hallmark, Denmark, and style #242. There is also a presentation inscription on the underside of each foot commemorating a 25th wedding anniversary, dated January 5, 1928, indicating that this pair of compotes... Click for details

This Gorham Martele .9584 Silver Bowl was made in Providence, RI, in 1917. The bowl is documented in L.J. Pristo's Martele book on page 379. The bowl is described as a bowl or berry bowl. It is hallmarked on the underside of the base with Martele's hallmark, .9584 silver standard mark, and code LRK for the bowl made by James Leckenby in 1917. The bowl is hand hammered and chased with panels of flower and berry motifs alternating with leaf motif panels. The whole is raised on a lobed and pan... Click for details

Beautiful and complete, this Gorham Martele Sauceboat on Stand was made in Martele’s .9584 Silver Standard in Providence, RI, 1905. A Gorham Mfg. Co. sterling silver ladle, also made circa 1905, complements the sauceboat on Stand. The sauceboat and stand are fully hallmarked with Martele’s makers mark and silver standard as well a the date marks of I/AH and I/AI respectively. The Ladle is marked with Gorham’s hallmark and A5408. Each piece is monogrammed with the monogram of Mary Gayley, who... Click for details

This gorgeous and understated centerpiece bowl was made by the Martele division of Gorham Mfg. Co., of Providence, RI. in 1912. The bowl is fully hallmarked on the underside of the base with Martele's hallmark, 9584 for the high silver standard used by Martele, and the date letters of z/pz, which dates this piece to 1912. The bowl is exquisitely handmade and decorated with numerous poppy-like flowers and foliage on the rim. The foot is formed as six lobed sections. The body is entirely hand ... Click for details

Well documented in L.J. Pristo’s book on Martele, this Centerpiece Bowl is a collector’s dream. Made in Providence, RI, the bowl is fully hallmarked on the underside of the base with the Gorham Martele mark, and .9584 fine indicative of the higher than 925 sterling standard of silver: and M/KL, for the Gorham code indicating that the piece was made in 1907. On page 390 of L.J. Pristo’s book, the bowl is listed as having been completed on June 20, 1907. This bowl is entirely hand made and cha... Click for details

This unusual sterling silver kidney shaped dish was made by Georg Jensen in the Blossom Pattern. The dish is hallmarked with the Jensen maker’s mark for pieces made after 1945, sterling, Denmark and “2A” for the Blossom Pattern. This dish has a beautiful hand hammered finish, which is original to the piece. Georg Jensen designed the blossom pattern in 1919. Jensen continues to make the Blossom Pattern today in both flatware and hollowware pieces. Weight: 8.6 Troy Ounces. Length: 7 7/8 i... Click for details

Sterling Silver Shaker, by Georg Jensen, hallmarked with Jensen’s mark for after 1945, Copenhagen, Denmark, style #433. The shaker is hand hammered, with a rounded body, the detachable bayonet mechanism lid of tapered form pierced and engraved with berry style motifs. This Jensen silver shaker is of a very versatile design. It could be used for pepper, salt or sugar. Height: 4 3/4 inches. Weight: 5 Troy Ounces. Condition: Excellent with original patina.

A Danish sterling silver hand hammered sugar shaker (castor) on pedestal. Made by Georg Jensen of Copenhagen, Denmark in the 1930’s. This design is one of the earliest patterns of Georg Jensen silver and was designed by Johan Rohde- one of the firm’s first and more notable designers. The castor is fully hallmarked with the Georg Jensen stamp from this period as well as the designer’s hallmark. It is in perfect condition and has a beautiful patina. It stands 5 1/8 in. tall and measures 2 ¼ in. in... Click for details