109 PIECES OF GEORG JENSEN STERLING FLATWARE SERVICE IN THE CACTUS PATTERN WITH TWO PIECES IN THE ACORN PATTERN,All pieces are marked. None are monogramed. The Cactus pattern originally designed by Gundolph Albertus in 1930. In the Cactus pattern, eight dinner knives, 8 15/16"; twelve dinner forks, 7 1/4"; eleven teaspoons, 5 7/8"; eleven salad forks, 5 13/16"; twelve lobster forks, 6 1/8"; twelve ice tea spoons, 7 1/8"; six round soup spoons, 5 5/8"; four fruit spoons, 5 13/16"; eight demitasse spoons, 4 1/8"; four fruit knives, 6 3/4"; ten master butter spreaders, 6"; one ice cream slice, 10 3/8"; one gravy ladle, 7 1/8"; one two-tine buffet fork, 9 1/8"; one pickle fork, 6 1/16"; one pastry server, 8 5/8"; two piece salad serving set, both pieces measuring 7 7/8"; one pierced casserole spoon, 8 3/4"; one sugar shovel, 3 7/8"; and two cobalt enameled salts with salt spoons, the salts measuring 2 3/8" wide and the spoons, 2 1/8" in length. The Acorn pattern was originally designed in 1915 by Johan Rodhe. In the Acorn Pattern, the following pieces are included in this lot: One cheese knife, 7 1/2" in length; and a cheese slicer, 8 1/4" in length. Of this lot 108 of the pieces are in the Cactus pattern. Two pieces are in the Acorn pattern. (111 total) A salt and spoon is counted as one piece. - 127 ounces total. Estimate $7,000-9,000
One of the demitasse spoons is badly bent, as is one of the round soup spoons. Balance of lot has wear typically associated with age and use.
