Georg Jensen Sterling Silver “Pyramid” Pattern Cake / Pie Lifter

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A Georg Jensen Pyramid pattern sterling pie / cake lifter.

The item is completely sterling silver throughout (as opposed to a sterling handle with a stainless steel blade).

Measures:  9 inches long

Weight:  111 grams

$400.00

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