Automatic translation from Danish.

Georg Jensen (1866-1935): Large set of sterling silver 'Pyramid' cutlery, designed by Harald Nielsen (1892-1977) for Georg Jensen in 1926, consisting of:
15 dinner forks L. 18.1 cm (9 from 1933-44 and 6 after 1945)
18 dinner knives with long handle and steel blade L. 22.7 cm. (oval GJ stamp after 1945)
6 dinner spoons L. 18.6 cm (GJ stamp 1933-44)
15 lunch forks L. 16.2 cm (14 with oval GJ stamp after 1945 and 1 with stamp from 1933-44)
13 dessert spoons L. 16.6 cm (Stamps after 1945)
15 lunch knives with long handle and steel blade L. 20.6 cm. (Stamps after 1945)
1 teaspoon L. 12 cm (Stamp from 1933-44) 3 coffee spoons L. 10.6 cm (Stamp 1933-44)
6 mocha cases L. 9.5 cm (Stamps 1933-44)

As well as serving pieces of sterling silver with steel:
3-piece spoon and fork set with steel and sterling approx. L. 15.5 cm. (Stamps 1933-44)
1 serving shovel with round steel blade. L. 19.5 cm. (Stamp 1933-44)
1 layer cake knife with steel blade. L. 25.3 cm. (Stamp after 1945)

Serving pieces made entirely of sterling silver:
2 cold cuts L. 14 cm (stamps 1933-44)
1 lemon fork L. 11.5 cm (stamp after 1945)
1 large frying fork L. 23.3 cm (Stamp after 1945)
1 sauce spoon L. 17.8 cm. (Stamp after 1945)
2 parts serving spoon and serving fork L. 20.1 cm (Stamp from 1933-44 and after 1945)

Total weight of the 66 parts entirely of sterling silver approx. 3141 grams.
37 parts with steel mounting 3094 grams. The 103 parts appear with gen. minimal traces of use.