Vintage Georg Jensen Deco Coffee Service 736 Harald Nielsen

A vintage sterling silver Georg Jensen Art Deco coffee service, design #319 by Harald Nielsen from circa 1928. The coffee pot has a beautiful horn handle applied in two pieces, for h...

This is a vintage sterling silver Georg Jensen tea and coffee service with ebony handles, design #456 by Harald Nielsen from circa 1927. This set includes: ...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver coffee service with ebony handles, design #80 by Georg Jensen from circa 1915. Simple elegant design, the only decoration is a beaded edge under the fi...

A three-piece vintage sterling silver Georg Jensen coffee service with ebony handles in the Pyramid pattern, design #600A by Harald Nielsen from 1930. This set includes – Coffee Pot ...

A pair of sterling silver Georg Jensen two-light Art Deco candelabra, design #630B by Harald Nielsen from circa 1930. Additional information: Material: Sterling silver Styles: Art D...

A rare sterling silver Georg Jensen Art Deco pitcher, design #319A by Harald Nielsen from circa 1928. Additional information: Material: Sterling silver Styles: Art Deco Hallmarks: V...

Creamer 600A is part of the pyramid coffee and tea set. The elements are based on geometric shapes: The ball, the triangle, the circle and straight lines. The lines are slightly curved, the profiles are accentuated, and the leaf underneath the jug’s handle accentuates the sweep of its arch. The Pyramid design belongs to the Art Deco style, which was an international style of design and architecture. The form language of Art Deco favoured the basic structures of geometry like the cube, the triangle and the circle. The inspiration came from various free art movements like Dada’s machine aesthetic, Cubism’s geometrical approach and Surrealism’s interest in the subconscious. The spectacular discovery of the virtually intact tomb of King Tutankhamun...

Shaped like an inverted pyramid, this coffee and tea set is very stringent in outline. The elements are based on geometric shapes: The ball, the triangle, the circle and straight lines. The lines are slightly curved, the profiles are accentuated, and the leaf underneath the jug’s handle accentuates the sweep of its arch. The Pyramid design belongs to the Art Deco style, which was an international style of design and architecture. The form language of Art Deco favoured the basic structures of geometry like the cube, the triangle and the circle. The inspiration came from various free art movements like Dada’s machine aesthetic...

Designed in 1927 by Harald Nielsen, the Pyramid sterling silver cutlery pattern was inspired by a fascination with Ancient Egyptian forms and symbolism which was in vogue in the late...

Designed in 1947 by Harald Nielsen, the Old Danish Cutlery pattern is a symbolic representation of Denmark’s occupation during WWII. The accentuated, clean lines of the double fluted...

Harald Nielsen had an outstanding talent as a draughtsman and was the originator of some of the most successful designs from Georg Jensen Silversmithy in the 1920s and 1930s. In many...

Wonderful Art Moderne design by one of Jensen's master silversmiths. Stamp dates this to 1945-1950 production. Initialed HN, with Jensen and sterling hallmarks.