Royal Copenhagen - Allan Scharff - Bottle opener - Plastic and stainless steel

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A vintage Royal Copenhagen bird bottle opener designed by Allan Scharff, in Danish design style from 1960–1970, of Danish origin (Copenhagen), made of plastic and stainless steel, measuring 14 cm by 4 cm by 4.7 cm and weighing 100 g, in good used condition with minor signs of aging, one piece.

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This vintage rare object is a Royal Copenhagen bird bottle opener, designed by the designer Allan Scharff, also known as the "Samfundsfugl" (Community Bird). It is a collectible item and is often sold at auctions and through specialized dealers in Scandinavian design such as Daman Antik in Copenhagen who offers this object for €164,-

Allan Scharff (born in 1945) is a Danish silversmith and designer. He worked 16 years for Georg Jensen before founding his own workshop on Sølvgade in Copenhagen. He has made silver objects for various Danish churches. He has also designed ceramics and glass for manufacturers such as Royal Copenhagen, Holmegaard and Orrefors.

Dimensions: L 14 cm x W 4 cm x H 4.7 cm

Weight: 100 grams

This vintage and rare object is in beautiful good pre-owned preserved condition with natural patina of age and use. It is securely packed with the original box, shipped insured with a track and trace code.

Seller's Story

I have a passion for vintage design, and my objects mainly come from Scandinavia. I seek out unique gems that are then offered to new owners through this platform. I ensure that the objects are very well packaged so they can arrive safely. I hope that, through my circular mission of sustainability, these beautiful objects can be given a second life, serving as a good example for many others.
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This vintage rare object is a Royal Copenhagen bird bottle opener, designed by the designer Allan Scharff, also known as the "Samfundsfugl" (Community Bird). It is a collectible item and is often sold at auctions and through specialized dealers in Scandinavian design such as Daman Antik in Copenhagen who offers this object for €164,-

Allan Scharff (born in 1945) is a Danish silversmith and designer. He worked 16 years for Georg Jensen before founding his own workshop on Sølvgade in Copenhagen. He has made silver objects for various Danish churches. He has also designed ceramics and glass for manufacturers such as Royal Copenhagen, Holmegaard and Orrefors.

Dimensions: L 14 cm x W 4 cm x H 4.7 cm

Weight: 100 grams

This vintage and rare object is in beautiful good pre-owned preserved condition with natural patina of age and use. It is securely packed with the original box, shipped insured with a track and trace code.

Seller's Story

I have a passion for vintage design, and my objects mainly come from Scandinavia. I seek out unique gems that are then offered to new owners through this platform. I ensure that the objects are very well packaged so they can arrive safely. I hope that, through my circular mission of sustainability, these beautiful objects can be given a second life, serving as a good example for many others.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
100 g
Style subtype
Danish design
Specific region of origin
Copenhagen
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Denmark
Manufacturer/brand
Royal Copenhagen
Designer/artist/maker
Allan Scharff
Material
Plastic and stainless steel
Style
Scandinavian design
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
4.7 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
4 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
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