Evald Nielsen, Cohr, and other Danish silversmiths. Five bottle openers.

Cohr and other Danish silversmiths. Three "Old Danish" serving ladles in 830 silver and stainless steel. Various Danish silver hallmarks. Dated 1933 and ...

Cohr, Danish silversmith. "Old Danish" serving spoon in 830 silver. Dated 1951. Hallmarked. In excellent condition with minimal signs of use. Dimensions: 22.2 cm.

Danish Silversmith Cohr in the pattern "Herregaard". Bottle opener with handle in silver. Made in 1954. Stamped and dated: Cohr and three towers. Measures: 13,2 cm

Evald Nielsen, long-standing master of the Goldsmith's Guild of Copenhagen and one of the leading men behind the organizing of the Danish gold and silversmiths. Contrary to Georg Jensen Evald Nielsen based his firm on his own design and only to a small extent used artists and architects as designers. In the 1930s his son Aage Weimar was attached to the firm, he worked in design, and he took part in bringing Evald Nielsen into the Art Deco style. The pattern "Kongo" was designed by his son, Aage Weimar. Rare Kongo #32 by Evald Nielsen Danish 830 silver flatware set of 78 pieces. This set includes: Six dinner knives, (4- 8 5/8", 2- 8 7/8"). Six dinner forks, 8 1/8". Six small teaspoons, 5 1/4". Seven dessert spoons, 6 3/4". Six fruit knives, 6 7/8". Six demitasse spoons, 4 1/2". Seven dessert forks, 6 7/8". Six dessert knives, 7 7/8". Six pastry forks, three-tine, 5 5/8". Three dinner spoons, 8". Two cold cut forks, three-tine, 5 7/8". One vegetable serving spoon, ovoid, large, 10 5/8". One berry spoon, 9 3/8". One berry spoon, small, 7 7/8". Two gravy ladles, 6 7/8". One pea spoon, large wide bowl...