Three 20th Century And Later Danish Silver Pieces By Georg Jensen comprising a cold meat fork in the Lily of the Valley Rose pattern, fineness .830, circa 1913
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THREE 20TH CENTURY AND LATER DANISH SILVER PIECES BY GEORG JENSEN comprising a cold meat fork in the Lily of the Valley Rose pattern, fineness .830, circa 1913; a caddy spoon in the Nordisk pattern, fineness .830, circa 1927; and a bookmark, fineness .925 no.60. Total app. weight 64.0g. (3) 16cm long, 9.8cm long and 6.7cm long
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