Danish Silversmiths

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Danish silversmith Fritz Heimbürger. Cake knife with handle in silver and blade in stainless steel.

Danish silversmith, a tea strainer. Danish 830 silver. 1930/40s.

Danish silversmith sterling silver. Necklace and bracelet.

Aage Weimar, Danish silversmith. A pair of modernist salt and pepper shakers in sterling silver.

Danish silversmith. A pair of modernist cufflinks in sterling silver. 1960s / 70s.

Willy H. Jacob Krogmar. Danish silversmith. Modernist ring in sterling silver adorned with raw amethyst. 1960's.

N. E. From and other Danish silversmiths. Four sterling silver rings.

Stylish and organically shaped fork bangle - bracelet made by the Danish Silversmith J. Thomsen. It splits is two half and features a practical loop-lock.

Aage Weimar, Danish silversmith. A pair of modernist salt and pepper shakers in sterling silver.

Aage Weimar, Danish silversmith. A pair of modernist salt and pepper shakers in sterling silver.

Svend Toxværd, Danish silversmith. Sugar bowl in blue art glass and Danish 830 silver.

Pair of serving pieces , large fork and spoon stamped O. Mogensen Denmark Sterling . Orla Vagn Mogensen was a Danish silversmith working in Copenhagen circa 1949 to 1975.

Tea pot, Coffee pot, sugar and milk, Beautifully crafted and has a classic, elegant design with a figural top. Made by two Danish silversmiths, Christian F. Heise (1868-1940) and Joh...

Remarkable modernist brooch by Danish Silversmith John Lauritzen. Hallmarked 830s and signed John L., Denmark.

A striking Scandinavian modernist necklace by celebrated Danish silversmith Hans Hansen, crafted in sterling silver with a sculptural geometric pendant accented by a textured gilt di...

It has a Jensenesque feel and that of other Danish silversmiths of that period. A great bud vase for those areas that are often neglected and forgotten end-tables, powder rooms and v...

A rare handheld make-up mirror by Danish Silversmith Axel Salomonsen. It is made from danish Bog Oak or Abonos (3000-8000 years old).

A distinctive pair of sterling silver cufflinks set with a tigers eye cabochon by Danish silversmith Niels Erik From. Stamped "Sterling Denmark N.E.

This Mid-Century Modern necklace sometimes referred to as peak or leaf was made by the Danish silversmith Bent Knudsen. Bent Knudsen designed for the Hans Hansen Silver Smithy before...

Aage Weimar, Danish silversmith. A pair of modernist salt and pepper shakers in sterling silver.

Small rare and early 1970s pendant by the Danish silversmith N. E. From. This florally inspired pendant has a polished insert of Danish 'red' amber.

Heavy link sterling silver bracelet by Randers of Denmark. Large and substantial bracelet by Danish silversmith Randers Sølvvarefabrik.

Danish Silversmith Cohr in the pattern "Herregaard".

Sculptural Art Deco Silver-Plated Pitcher, 1930s, Carl M. Cohr, Denmark This sculptural Art Deco silver-plated pitcher dates from the 1930s by Danish silversmith Carl M.

A late 1960s or early 1970s pendant necklace by Danish silversmith N. E. From. The ovale pendant has a polished insert of red/rose agate.

(Erik Poul Fenster - Danish silversmith, 925 Sterling Silver) Measurements: L 7 1/2" (19 cm) x W 1.7" (4.4 cm) Weight: 53 grams.

The quality and workmanship of this handcrafted piece are comparable to the standards seen in works by renowned Danish silversmiths such as Georg Jensen or Hans Hansen.

A stylish modernistic pendant necklace with matching armring designed by the Danish silversmith Niels Erik From circa 1960-70.

It was designed in 1904 by Danish silversmith C. C. Christensen. Fully hallmarked to the base with the maker/designer and the 3 towers - the Danish equivalent to 925 sterling silver.

Modernist sterling silver bracelet with circular links in a simple and geometric form. Danish silversmith work by Anton Michelsen, executed in an elegant and characteristic modernist...

Soren Georg Jensen Kubus Radial teak coffee table, raised on intersecting v shaped supports made in Denmark. Søren Georg Jensen (4 October 1917 – 20 September 1982) was a Danish s...

Antique Peter Hertz Denmark Silver with Gold Wash Bright Cut Pie Server Crafted in sterling silver by renowned Danish silversmith, Peter Hertz.

Vintage 830 silver serving spoon designed by Evald Nielsen of Denmark in the no. 12 blossom pattern. Respected Danish silversmith, Evald Nielsen, designed all his own patterns.

The mushroom shaker has yellow guilloche enamel and marked ELA Denmark (for Danish silversmith Egon Lauridsen (1936-1966) of Copenhagen).

Delicate in appearance this small stylish single-flower vase was made by the Danish Silversmith Hugo Grün during the 1930s. It features a 'guarding' lizard that adorns its circular b...

S. Christian Fogh, a Danish silversmith, operated a workshop in Copenhagen, Denmark, from 1947-1973.

Antique Peter Hertz Denmark Silver with Gold Wash Bowl Strawberry Spoon Crafted in sterling silver by renowned Danish silversmith, Peter Hertz.

S. Christian Fogh, a Danish silversmith, operated a workshop in Copenhagen, Denmark, from 1947-1973.

She primarily worked with the Danish silversmith Anton Michelsen. Clasp unscrews & screws to securely close bracelet.

GEORG JENSEN SILVER SHOEHORN stamped Allan Scharff A STYLISH Rare Georg Jensen shoehorn design 475 by Allan Scharff Denmark. Sterling silver. Made in Denmark 36g total. 10cm long ...

This contemporary creation is the handiwork of a skilled Danish silversmith, proudly made in Denmark. Its versatility shines through, as you can easily convert it into a charming sna...

Its made from thick clear crystal and it was designed by danish silversmith Allan Scharff and manufactured at Holmegaard in Denmark during the late 1990s.

This decanter was made at Holmegaard in Denmark during the early 192os. The art nouveau pewter belt was created by a danish silversmith in the same period.

S. Christian Fogh, a Danish silversmith, operated a workshop in Copenhagen, Denmark, from 1947-1973.

Evald Nielsen (1879–1958) was a Danish silversmith and a central figure in Danish silver design during the first half of the twentieth century.

It is hallmarked 925s and has the initials of the Danish silversmith (unidentified) that made it. The cutting mechanism has been imported from Solingen, Germany.

Georg Jensen (1866–1935) was a Danish silversmith and designer and one of the most influential figures in Scandinavian design.

A late 1960s or early 1970s pendant necklace with matching earrings/ear-clips by Danish silversmith N. E. From. The set exhibits a delicate texture/polish to its abstract shapes.

S. Christian Fogh, a Danish silversmith, operated a workshop in Copenhagen, Denmark, from 1947-1973.

Georg Jensen (1866–1935) was a Danish silversmith and designer and one of the most influential figures in Scandinavian design.

Georg Jensen (1866–1935) was a Danish silversmith and designer and one of the most influential figures in Scandinavian design.

Designed and manufactured by the famous Danish silversmith David Anderson, who was known for using enamel with his silver pieces.

A precise, small-scale example of post-war Danish silversmithing, suitable for use or display in a focused collection of Scandinavian metalwork or enamel.

Georg Jensen (1866–1935) was a Danish silversmith and designer and one of the most influential figures in Scandinavian design.

Georg Jensen (1866–1935) was a Danish silversmith and designer and one of the most influential figures in Scandinavian design.

Both pieces are stamped “Christofle, France, Collection Gallia” with the Knight hallmark (1935–1983) and were designed by Danish silversmith Christian Fjerdingstad (1891–1968), Chris...