Dansk Deutsch English
Salt spoon in silver from Hans Hansen About 1950 Stamp: 925S H


Salt spoon in silver from Hans Hansen About 1950 Stamp: 925S H

Salt spoon in silver from Hans Hansen

About 1950

Stamp: 925S H'H

L: 6,2cm

In a very good condition

PLEASE NOTE: NO SILVER IN THE SHOWROOM - please contact us presentation

Sold

Salt spoon in silver from Hans Hansen, Dänemark
Arvesølv nr. 6 Hans Hansen
About 1950
Stamp: 925S H'H
L: 6,2cm
In a very good condition
PLEASE NOTE: NO SILVER IN THE SHOWROOM - please contact us presentation
Articleno.: 1005


  • Antikvitet.net Item number: 370362
  • Category: Sold

Other products in this category

Antique sugar tongs, beautiful docoration, made of silver Silverr- and goldsmith Peter Petersen, Odense, Denmark, born about 1806 With a stamp L: 15,5cm W: 2,5cm In a good condition

Antique sugar tongs, beautiful docoration, made of

2 wall lamps - Scandinavian - made of pressed glass in a beautiful pattern with the back made of brass Carl Fagerlund - By Orrefors, Sverige About the 1960-years

2 wall lamps - Scandinavian - made of pressed glas

Decanter with the stopper, made by Holmegaard, Denmark Unica decanter in a voluminous very beautiful blown "dark-amber"cloured glass and a red/lilac "flame-coloured" shine Produced: 1965 Design: Per Lütken From the Lava-serie, but rare seen as a decan

Decanter with the stopper, made by Holmegaard, Den

Childrens dress A lovely childrens dress with the beautiful old smocking We have a large choice of old/antique cloth for children/baby, bed clothes etc.

Childrens dress A lovely childrens dress with the

Follow us


Member of:

Antikvitet.net

Information

Contact

ViKaLi,  
Tlf: +45 30 30 35 16

info@vikali.dk

About us

ViKaLi
- the shop with antiques and retro, modern but on the other hand antique
 
info@vikali.dk - +45 30303516
We sell by the internet, and when you want to buy, please contact us pr. mail: info@vikali.dk 
By ViKaLi is it possible to pay in Euro (€) direct to our €-bank account 


  Dankort     

© ViKaLi - Powered by www.WorldAntique.net