Anton Michelsen Danish Enameled Commemorative Silver Floral Spoon

Georg Jensen, Danish, early silver Continental cream ladle dating between 1910 and 1925. The Continental range was designed by Georg Jensen in 1906 and the...

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A stunning antique Dutch silver marriage/engagement presentation spoon with a boat finial dating from around 1900. The finely made spoon has a round shaped bowl with pierced and engr...

A fine pair vintage Danish silver spoons commemorating 200 years of American Independence by Georg Jensen and dated 1976. This stylish pair of sp...

Anton Michelsen Sterling Silver Gilt Christmas Spoon, The Artisan Bjørn Wiinblad is the Designer, 1972 The 1972 Anton Michelsen Christmas Spoon is sterling silver gilt with an ename...

Anton Michelsen Sterling Silver Gilt Christmas Spoon, The artist Lars Åkirke is the Designer, 1979 The 1979 Anton Michelsen Christmas Spoon is gilded sterling silver with an enamel ...

Anton Michelsen Gilded Sterling Silver Gilt Christmas Spoon, Per Arnoldi Designer, 1975 The 1975 Anton Michelsen Christmas Spoon is gilded sterling silver with an enamel handle. It ...

Anton Michelsen Gilded Sterling Silver Gilt Christmas Spoon, Artist Poul Hanmann Designer, 1977 The 1977 Anton Michelsen Christmas Spoon is gilded sterling silver with an enamel handle. It was designed the artist Poul Hanmann. The shaped handle depicts a red enamel rose growing up in the blue sky from a snow covered ground. The artist chose this design as a familiar Christmas design in Denmark. Dimensions: 6 1/2 inches long x 1 1/2 inches wide x 3/4 inches high. Poul Frederik Hanmann was a Danish painter born on September 20, 1915, in Copenhagen. He studied at P. Rostrup Bøyesen's painting school from 1945 to 1950, which greatly influenced his artistic style. Hanmann was known for his figure paintings, particularly of female nude models, which he depicted with a balanced and simplified composition. Over time, his work became more abstract, with fewer details, creating an ethereal quality in his paintings. He was part of a group of 1950s painters, including Jeppe Vontilius and Johannes Hofmeister...