Georg Jensen

Silver
  • A Danish Georg Jensen silver water pitcher, designed by Johan Rohde No. 432E, post 1945, .925 Sterling

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Georg Jensen

A Danish Georg Jensen silver water pitcher, designed by Johan Rohde No. 432E, post 1945, .925 Sterling
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 50 000 - 70 000

About this Item

Denmark 1866-1935
A Danish Georg Jensen silver water pitcher, designed by Johan Rohde No. 432E, post 1945, .925 Sterling
the side applied with an ebony handle, 22,5cm high, 530g

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