Jorgen Jensen

Ceramics, Silver and Furniture

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ZAR 16 415
Lot 345
  • A set of four Danish 'Skyscraper' salt and peppers, Georg Jensen, designed by Jorgen Jensen in 1936, No 793, .925 standard

LOT 345

Jorgen Jensen

A set of four Danish 'Skyscraper' salt and peppers, Georg Jensen, designed by Jorgen Jensen in 1936, No 793, .925 standard
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 4 000 - 6 000
Selling Price
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ZAR 16 415

About this Item

Denmark 1895-1966
A set of four Danish 'Skyscraper' salt and peppers, Georg Jensen, designed by Jorgen Jensen in 1936, No 793, .925 standard
cylindrical with detachable pierced covers, raised on a stepped square base with zig-zag border, oxidization, signed DESSIN, GEORG JENSEN, DENMARK, STERLING, NO 793, designer's initials, 12cm high, 205g all in
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