BERNADOTTE by Georg Jensen Sterling Silverware Gifts & Unusual Pieces.

Click to enlarge	BERNADOTTE Sterling Silverware by Georg Jensen Year First Made 1939 Free Shipping on this Pattern	54 Piece Set ChantillyGorham Click for details

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#81501	-SALAD SERVING FORK. 9.06" LONG Designed in 1939 by Swedish Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, the Bernadotte Sterling silver cutlery pattern is a fine example of the functionalist period of the early 1930's. The true functionalist ideal - to create objects of everyday	None in stock.
#81502	-SMALL TEASPOON. 4.92" LONG Designed in 1939 by Swedish Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, the Bernadotte Sterling silver cutlery pattern is a fine example of the functionalist period of the early 1930's. The true functionalist ideal - to create objects of everyday	None in stock.
#81503	-SMALL SERVING FORK. 8.19" LONG Designed in 1939 by Swedish Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, the Bernadotte Sterling silver cutlery pattern is a fine example of the functionalist period of the early 1930's. The true functionalist ideal - to create objects of everyday	None in stock.
#81504	-LONG HANDLED LUNCHEON KNIFE. 7.68" LONG Designed in 1939 by Swedish Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, the Bernadotte Sterling silver cutlery pattern is a fine example of the functionalist period of the early 1930's. The true functionalist ideal - to create objects of everyday	None in stock.
#81505	-LONG HANDLED DINNER KNIFE. 8.58" LONG Designed in 1939 by Swedish Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, the Bernadotte Sterling silver cutlery pattern is a fine example of the functionalist period of the early 1930's. The true functionalist ideal - to create objects of everyday	None in stock.
#81506	-PASTRY FORK. 5.39" LONG Designed in 1939 by Swedish Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, the Bernadotte Sterling silver cutlery pattern is a fine example of the functionalist period of the early 1930's. The true functionalist ideal - to create objects of everyday	None in stock.
#81507	-2-TINE MEAT FORK. 8.15" LONG Designed in 1939 by Swedish Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, the Bernadotte Sterling silver cutlery pattern is a fine example of the functionalist period of the early 1930's. The true functionalist ideal - to create objects of everyday	None in stock.
#81508	-SMALL SERVING SPOON. 8.15" LONG Designed in 1939 by Swedish Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, the Bernadotte Sterling silver cutlery pattern is a fine example of the functionalist period of the early 1930's. The true functionalist ideal - to create objects of everyday	None in stock.
#81509	-COLD CUT FORK. 5.98" LONG Designed in 1939 by Swedish Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, the Bernadotte Sterling silver cutlery pattern is a fine example of the functionalist period of the early 1930's. The true functionalist ideal - to create objects of everyday	None in stock.
#81510	-SALAD SERVING SPOON. 9.06" LONG Designed in 1939 by Swedish Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, the Bernadotte Sterling silver cutlery pattern is a fine example of the functionalist period of the early 1930's. The true functionalist ideal - to create objects of everyday	None in stock.