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Probably Murano, Italy. Decanter with stopper in clear and blue glass. Mid-20th century. NEW ACQUISITIONS featuring classic Danish folkloristic decoration

Probably Murano, Italy. Decanter with stopper in clear and blue glass. Mid-20th century. NEW ACQUISITIONS featuring classic Danish folkloristic decorationDecanter with stopper in clear and blue glass. Probably Murano, Italy, mid 20th century. Mouth blown decanter in clear glass with original stopper. Decorated with applied cobalt blue glass band around the body and knop detail, the stopper with blue accent. H. 22 cm. D. 11 cm. Condition: Normal signs of use.

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featuring classic Danish folkloristic decoration in blue

Koppel’s work for Georg Jensen was groundbreaking and contributed significantly to establishing Danish design on the international stage in the mid-20th century

Five Georg Jensen Acorn lunch knives in sterling silver and stainless steel

Glaze in brownish shades

Probably Murano, Italy. Decanter with stopper in clear and blue glass. Mid-20th century. NEW ACQUISITIONS featuring classic Danish folkloristic decorationDecanter with stopper in clear and blue glass. Probably Murano, Italy, mid 20th century. Mouth blown decanter in clear glass with original stopper. Decorated with applied cobalt blue glass band around the body and knop detail, the stopper with blue accent. H. 22 cm. D. 11 cm. Condition: Normal signs of use.

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