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GEORG JENSEN BOWL

• GEORG JENSEN STERLING LOUVRE BOWL
  GEORG JENSEN STERLING LOUVRE BOWL Danish Hammered Sterling Silver Footed Bowl by Georg Jensen, originally designed in 1912, with 1930s Jensen mark, with engraved presentation at foot edge "To Mason Britton expressing the affection of his associates in the Tools Branch, the Office of Production Management, Washington, December 1941", 7 3/4" high, 9 1/2" diam., 38.03 ozt. Good condition.
• GEORG JENSEN STERLING BOWL, 13.5
  GEORG JENSEN STERLING BOWL, 13.5 OZ, HEIGHT: 2-3/4 IN, DIAMETER: 8-1/4 INGeorg Jensen Sterling Bowl, 13.5 oz, Height: 2-3/4 in, Diameter: 8-1/4 in
• JENSEN STERLING CENTER BOWL - Georg
  JENSEN STERLING CENTER BOWL - Georg Jensen Danish Sterling Silver Center Bowl in grape pattern 197c circa 1940 8'' tall 10 1/8'' diam 47.040 ozt. Very good condition a few minor interior nicks and scratches.
• GEORG JENSEN SILVER PLATED BOWL .
  GEORG JENSEN SILVER PLATED BOWL .
• A GEORG JENSEN STERLING CENTER BOWL
  A GEORG JENSEN STERLING CENTER BOWL A Georg Jensen sterling center bowl, the urn form with a waisted bowl, applied twin scroll handles, #690, inscribed on base "September 12, 1940"3.75"h x 9"d, 18.45 toz
• A GEORG JENSEN PRE-1932 LOUVRE BOWL
  A GEORG JENSEN PRE-1932 LOUVRE BOWL #180 WITH COVERThe iconic early design by Georg Jensen is found here with an unusual lid, cover, with decorative orb and ball-capped tendrils.What follows is an excerpt from Janet Drucker's book, George JensenA Tradition of Splendid Silver, published by Schiffer Publishing Limited, 1997:''A silver bowl, number 19, designed around 1910 was another stunning creation. In this composition, a deep bowl with notched rim thrust upward from a base by a number of vertical leaf-like forms, thus creating the illusion that the heavy bowl is hovering weightlessly. This piece is frequently called theLouvre Bowl because an example is in the collection of the Louvre museum in Paris. Jensen's pride in this bowl is evidenced by the fact that it was frequently featured in the advertisements his firm placed in the leading American, Danish, English, French, and German decorative-arts magazines of the period.''Of this craftsmanship the French art critic Pierre Lahalle wrote, 'It is by means of a discrete hammering of the smooth surfaces that George Jensen's work achieves its incomparable beauty; this bright vibration in the silver subdues it's excessive gloss, removes every thought of mechanical labor, reveals the hand of the worker…'Measures 6.25 x 5 inches, weighs 15.20 ozt.Very good to fine condition throughout, and free from damage, repair wear, monogram, engraving or over-polishing.Provenance: The collection of Josephine Bird Hall (1888 - 1948) by descent to her son, the present owner. Josephine's father was a founder of Kansas City's Emery, Bird, Thayer Department Store.
• A Georg Jensen silver bowl Jensen
  A Georg Jensen silver bowl Jensen marks for circa 1925-1930 approx. 13 cm diameter.
• A Danish Sterling Silver Center
  A Danish Sterling Silver Center Bowl Georg Jensen 1933-1944 the hemispherical bowl having an inverted lip raised on a stylized foliate base; approximate weight 22.16 ozt. Diameter 7 3/4 inches.
• MONUMENTAL GEORG JENSEN “KINGS”
  MONUMENTAL GEORG JENSEN “KINGS” BOWL 250A BY JOHAN RODHE circa 1925-1932?, This is an impressive extra large sterling silver Georg Jensen centerpiece bowl, design #250A by Johan Rohde from 1917. A hammered pedestal base, Floral and Scroll work combined with oxidized floral center piece with a hand hammered large sculptural bowl. The King's Bowl was originally designed for King Gustav V of Sweden in 1917. Weight: 158.4 troy ounces.
• 3 GEORG JENSEN STAINLESS BOWLS: Set
  3 GEORG JENSEN STAINLESS BOWLS: Set of 3 graduated abstract form stainless steel bowls by Georg Jensen Denmark. Largest measures 3 7/8'' h. x 8 3/4'' x 5 1/8''.CONDITION: Note scratches.
• Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Bowl
  Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Bowl Estimate:$800-$1,200
• Georg Jensen sterling silver bowl
  Georg Jensen sterling silver bowl design by johan rohde, second quarter 20th century With a flared rim, raised on a circular foot, the underside stamped ' George Jensen/ Sterling/ Denmark/ 430B' and with designer's stamp. H: 3 in. Diam: 9 in., 13 oz. ,000
• Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Center
  Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Center Bowl Estimate:$5,000-$7,000
• Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Bowl
  Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Bowl 6'' diameter USA mark no monogram.
• A Danish Sterling Silver Bowl Georg
  A Danish Sterling Silver Bowl Georg Jensen of circular form set on a pierced stylized foliate decorated standard raised on a flaring circular foot with standard marks 197 B; approximate weight 11.04 ozt. Height 4 7/16 x diameter 5 3/4 inches.
• GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER FOOTED
  GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER FOOTED BOWL WITH GLASGEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER FOOTED BOWL WITH GLASS INSERT. The sterling silver bowl marked #413/B, with the Georg Jensen trademark used 1925-1932, designer Johan Rohde, with conforming glass insert. Dimensions: 7.25" x 4.25"H. Weight 9.7 troy oz.
• Georg Jensen Sterling Bowl #197A.
  Georg Jensen Sterling Bowl #197A. Openwork leaf & berry clusters. 23 ozt.Condition: Excellent.Dimensions: Ht. 6'' Dia. 7 3/4''E
• GEORG JENSEN STERLING MAGNOLIA
  GEORG JENSEN STERLING MAGNOLIA SUGAR BOWLSterling silver sugar bowl and lid by Georg Jensen (Denmark), repousse blossom on lid (magnolia), three toad feet, delicate hammered surface, holloware, 4 1/4" (h) x 4" (w), marked on bottom Denmark, Sterling, Georg Jensen, 100 B, 925. Approx. 246 grams. shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• GEORG JENSEN STERLING 'LOUVRE' BOWL
  GEORG JENSEN STERLING 'LOUVRE' BOWL DESIGNED BY GEORG JENSEN, CIRCA 1930SGeorg Jensen Sterling 'Louvre' Bowl, Designed by Georg Jensen, Circa 1930s Having a hammered bowl raised on a berry and leaf openwork pedestal atop a circular foot; the underside impressed DENMARK/ STERLING/ 19/ A and with factory mark. Height: 6-3/4 in (17.1 cm) Weight: 26.1 ozProperty from a Bethesda Trust
• JENSEN COVERED STERLING BOWL -
  JENSEN COVERED STERLING BOWL - Covered Vegetable Bowl by Georg Jensen hand hammered sterling silver grape pattern no 228b with fully reticulated finial 4 1/2'' tall 7 1/2'' diam 15.67 ozt fine condition.
• GEORG JENSEN STERLING OVAL FOOTED
  GEORG JENSEN STERLING OVAL FOOTED BOWL, 16.4 OZ, HEIGHT: 1-3/4 IN, WIDTH: 10-3/4 IN, DEPTH: 8 INGeorg Jensen Sterling Oval Footed Bowl, 16.4 oz, Height: 1-3/4 in, Width: 10-3/4 in, Depth: 8 in
• GEORG JENSEN (1866-1935) PEDESTAL
  GEORG JENSEN (1866-1935) PEDESTAL BOWL, CIRCA 1920 sterling silver, stamped marks GEORG JENSEN/ 181 and import hallmarks for London 192611.5cm diameter
• A Danish Sterling Silver Bowl Georg
  A Danish Sterling Silver Bowl Georg Jensen 1915-1927 of circular tapering form over the ringed standard with two rows of alternating spherical decoration raised on a flared foot stamped Georg Jensen in a beaded oval with raised lettering numbered 364 further stamped GJ 925 S in a beaded oval with raised lettering; approximate weight 7.97 ozt. Height 3 3/4 x diameter 5 3/8 inches.
• A Danish Sterling Silver Bowl Georg
  A Danish Sterling Silver Bowl Georg Jensen designed by Johan Rhode the circular bowl supported by the repeating foliate standard raised on a stepped foot bearing standard marks and pattern number 17 B together with a matching spoon numbered 21; approximate total weight 11.13 ozt. Height 4 7/8 inches.
• JENSEN STERLING CENTER BOWL -
  JENSEN STERLING CENTER BOWL - Footed Center Bowl with lion head drop-ring handles marked 'Georg Jensen in USA' and '654' engraved with monogram HAH 4 7/8'' tall 8 5/8'' diam 10'' wide at handles fine condition. 22.975 ozt.
• Georg Jensen. A sugar bowl and
  Georg Jensen. A sugar bowl and cover designed by Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen in 1908. Marked G.J. over 925 S import marks for London 1925.
• GEORG JENSEN 7-INCH STERLING SILVER
  GEORG JENSEN 7-INCH STERLING SILVER FRUIT BOWL NO. 263BAmong the firm's most popular hollow ware designs, this fruit bowl with grape ornamentation was designed by Georg Jensen in 1918 and remained in production throughout the 20th century. The form was created in three sizes, two of which are represented in this auction across a total of four lots.The pieces being offered here are fine examples that display handsome peening not only on the flat surfaces, but also the smaller ball-shape ornaments, twist of the stem, and elsewhere. Of this craftsmanship the French art critic Pierre Lahalle wrote,'It is by means of a discrete hammering of the smooth surfaces that George Jensen's work achieves its incomparable beauty; this bright vibration in the silver subdues it's excessive gloss, removes every thought of mechanical labor, reveals the hand of the worker…'Measures 7.25 x 7 inches, weighs 18.65 ozt.Very good condition, free from damage, repair, wear, dents, scratches or visible monograms. The There is an engraved inscription on the underside of the foot not visible when standing.Provenance: The collection of Josephine Bird Hall (1888 - 1948) by descent to her son, the present owner. Josephine's father was a founder of Kansas City's Emery, Bird, Thayer Department Store.
• Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Bowl
  Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Bowl Together with a Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Cream Ladle Estimate:$600-$800
• JENSEN STERLING CENTER BOWL -
  JENSEN STERLING CENTER BOWL - Footed Center Bowl with lion head drop-ring handles marked 'Georg Jensen in USA' and '654' engraved with monogram HAH 4 7/8'' tall 8 5/8'' diam 10'' wide at handles fine condition. 22.975 ozt.
• GEORG JENSEN SILVER COVERED SERVING
  GEORG JENSEN SILVER COVERED SERVING BOWL Designed 1915, Denmark, sterling silver, in the Acorn pattern, fully marked to bowl underside, 5"h x 11"l x 9"w, approx. 34.1ozt
• GEORG JENSEN 7-INCH STERLING SILVER
  GEORG JENSEN 7-INCH STERLING SILVER FRUIT BOWL NO. 263BAmong the firm's most popular hollow ware designs, this fruit bowl with grape ornamentation was designed by Georg Jensen in 1918 and remained in production throughout the 20th century. The form was created in three sizes, two of which are represented in this auction across a total of four lots.The pieces being offered here are fine examples that display handsome peening not only on the flat surfaces, but also the smaller ball-shape ornaments, twist of the stem and elsewhere. Of this craftsmanship the French art critic Pierre Lahalle wrote,'It is by means of a discrete hammering of the smooth surfaces that George Jensen's work achieves its incomparable beauty; this bright vibration in the silver subdues it's excessive gloss, removes every thought of mechanical labor, reveals the hand of the worker…'Measures 7.25 x 7 inches, weighs 17.95 ozt.Very good condition, free from damage, repair, wear, dents, scratches or visible monograms. The There is an engraved inscription on the underside of the foot not visible when standing.Provenance: The collection of Josephine Bird Hall (1888 - 1948) by descent to her son, the present owner. Josephine's father was a founder of Kansas City's Emery, Bird, Thayer Department Store.
• GEORG JENSEN BLACK GLASS
  GEORG JENSEN BLACK GLASS BOWLsigned; with original box; 7 inches diameter; 5 3/4 inches high Condition:
• GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER BOWL 1
  GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER BOWL 1 ¾"H x 5" Round bowl with pedestal foot, marked to the underside, Georg Jensen & Wendel, Denmark, Sterlin "575C". Weighs 4.165 toz.
• Georg Jensen Denmark Pewter Bowl
  Georg Jensen Denmark Pewter Bowl 10''
• GEORG JENSEN, STERLING PEDESTAL
  GEORG JENSEN, STERLING PEDESTAL BOWLS, SUITE OF TWO Georg Jensen, sterling pedestal bowls, suite of two the larger designed by Johan Rohde (1856-1935) model #6, 5.25"h x 6.35"d; the smaller designed by Ove Brobeck (Danish) marked 641B and "Dessin OB" 2.5"h x 6.876"d; each bowl rising on a pierced foot with leafy tendrils, both marked with "Georg Jensen" in beaded oval (Post 1945), "Sterling Denmark"; total wt 26 toz Time: March 2022 Place: CLARS AUCTION GALLERY, Oakland, CA, USA Sold for: $1,600.00 Imported successfully Replaced successfully Error: unknown error
• Georg Jensen sterling bowl,
  Georg Jensen sterling bowl, openwork berry and leaf stem, form 17A, designed by Johan Rohde, post 1945, no monogram, 6.06 oz.T., 4-1/8 x 4-1/2 in. Small dent, light scratches, polishing abrasions. Private Collection, North Carolina