Mitra serveringsske fra Georg Jensen, 21 cm. Øreringe

Mitra serveringsske fra Georg Jensen, 21 cm. ØreringeLength 21 cm. Mitra was designed by Gundorph Albertus, Georg Jensen's brother in law, in 1941. Silver was in short supply during World War II, so the cutlery was made of steel, as Georg Jensen's first item. There have been close to 100 different parts in the production of this cutlery. The handle of the cutlery is shaped like a Catholic bishop's hat, a mitre, hence the name. Nice used condition.

Glassene er oftest med en ætset blomsterkrans hvori der er ætset en hilsen

making it one of Holmegaard Glassworks' rarest glass

the coating is almost gone today

It is stamped HAK Denmark and is in good condition with edge chips and surface scratches

Jægersborg was designed by Jacob E

Danmark og 925S for sterlingsølv

A pair of nicely decorated dishes in solid bronze from Just Andersen

det udgår helt i 1978

The set was designed by Arnold Krogh for Royal Copenhagen in the 1880s as a variant of the rare Bat set which is decorated in blue

All parts are dishwasher safe

The base of the glass is square with cut sides

The glass is made of fine clear crystal glass with a fine tone when struck