Mitra middagskniv fra Georg Jensen Armbånd og armringe

Mitra middagskniv fra Georg Jensen Armbånd og armringeLength 23 cm. The knife has a long handle. 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.

Amber colored hyacinth glass from Kastrup Glassworks

The model was first shown in the 1867 catalogue and was in production until 1950

The model is made at both Holmegaard Glassworks as "Snaps Glass No

Stamped VB for Volmer Bahner

Length of chain 16 cm

Model number 22520 and it fits 22527

quarters and half cubits

made as a pointed glass

The series is not really a series

4 colored trays for chips from the 1950s in original box

The box's decoration is designed by Inge-Lise Kofoed

Capella is issued in an average sorting at Gertrud Vasegaard's request