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Funkis AKA Pattern 29 by Evald Nielsen Danish Sterling Silver Flatware Set 12Item Description
Evald Nielsen, long-standing master of the Goldsmith's Guild of Copenhagen and one of the leading men behind the organizing of the Danish gold and silversmiths. This pattern has a timeless Danish Modernism design!
Funkis AKA Pattern #29 by Evald Nielsen Danish sterling silver Moderne Flatware set, 140 pieces.
This set includes:
Includes BONUS brand new storage chest.
Excellent condition. Never monogrammed. Will be beautifully professionally polished and sealed in individual plastic sleeves prior to shipping.
100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!
Evald Nielsen (June 5,1879 - May 12,1958) was a Danish silversmith and long-standing master of the Goldsmith's Guild of Copenhagen and one of the leading men behind the organizing of Danish gold- and silversmiths. Nielsen was born in Stubbekobing on the island Falster in the southeast of Denmark. In 1887 his father, a coach builder, smashed his knee in a working accident and went bankrupt with his workshop. When the father died in 1893, the family was left in poverty. In 1893 Evald Nielsen was apprenticed to the workshop of Aug Fleron in Copenhagen, first as a press operator, later as steel engraver. In 1900, when he had finished his training, he travelled and worked in Germany, Switzerland, and France and visited the World Exposition in Paris 1900. In 1905 Evald Nielsen opened his own shop and workshop in a cellar in Raadhusstrade, Copenhagen. At first he worked as silversmith as well as engraver, but after a few years he concentrated on silver, producing and selling hollow ware, jewelry and cutlery. In 1914 his workshop employed 14 persons. In 1918 his shop and workshop moved to Vester Voldgade 11 in Copenhagen, where the firm had its base for the following decade. In 1930 the workshop was moved from Vester Voldgade to rented premises in Ny Vestergade 7 some hundred meters east of Nygade. From 1927 and a decade onwards Evald Nielsen's oldest son, the silversmith Aage Weimar (1902-1986) worked in the firm, until he opened his own workshop. Evald Nielsen's other son, Bjarne Weimar (1906-1988), finished his education as a chaser in 1929 and started working in his father's firm. In 1941 he was taken into partnership, and he tried to carry on with the firm, when Evald Nielsen died in 1958. His attempt wasn't successful, and the shop in Nygade closed in the spring of 1970. Evald Nielsen opened his workshop the year after the well known Georg Jensen started as a silversmith. In the years to come Evald Nielsen put his mark on the Danish skonvirke-style (jugend). Contrary to Georg Jensen, Evald Nielsen based his firm on his own design and only to a small extent used artists and architects as designers. Due to the weight & cost of shipping wood chests, new tarnish resistant flannel rolls will be substituted for all international shipments. About Us
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