A Georg Jensen Silver Cutlery Piece: A Butter Knife in the Rope PatternSOLD
This Georg Jensen sterling silver butter knife was made in the Rope Pattern. It bears Georg Jensen's silver mark, full Danish hallmarks for Copenhagen 1929 and also English silver hallmarks for the same year.
Georg Jensen silver flatware is of course, collectable, and this is a rare pattern. It is solid sterling silver, including the blade. It's also very nice to have a full set of English and Danish hallmarks on the same piece!
A fine Georg Jensen silver flatware piece in an unusual pattern.
Georg Jensen silver flatware is of course, collectable, and this is a rare pattern. It is solid sterling silver, including the blade. It's also very nice to have a full set of English and Danish hallmarks on the same piece!
A fine Georg Jensen silver flatware piece in an unusual pattern.
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