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Georg Jensen Tea Strainer

Georg Jensen silver and enamels tea strainer, Denmark 1930.
Georg Jensen silver and enamels tea strainer, Denmark 1930.

Georg Jensen silver and enamels tea strainer, Denmark 1930.

By Georg Jensen

Located in Milan, IT

Tea strainer with handle, in silver and black onyx.

Category

Mid-20th Century Danish Other Sterling Silver

Materials

Silver, Enamel

Vintage Georg Jensen Pyramid Tea Strainer Stand 600A
Vintage Georg Jensen Pyramid Tea Strainer Stand 600A

Vintage Georg Jensen Pyramid Tea Strainer Stand 600A

By Harald Nielsen

Located in Hellerup, DK

A vintage sterling silver Georg Jensen Pyramid tea strainer stand/drip bowl, design #600A by Harald Nielsen from 1930.

Category

20th Century Art Nouveau More Dining and Entertaining

Materials

Sterling Silver

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Georg Jensen Tea Strainer, No. 6
Georg Jensen Tea Strainer, No. 6

Georg Jensen Tea Strainer, No. 6

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H 7.25 in Dm 3.5 in

Georg Jensen Tea Strainer, No. 6

By Georg Jensen

Located in San Francisco, CA

In the Art Nouveau style and period. Very large in size with beautiful pierced detailing and carved ebony handle. 830 Silver. Copenhagen marks.

Category

Early 20th Century Danish Sterling Silver

Georg Jensen, early tea strainer with holder in 830 silver.
Georg Jensen, early tea strainer with holder in 830 silver.

Georg Jensen, early tea strainer with holder in 830 silver.

Located in København, Copenhagen

Georg Jensen, early tea strainer with holder. 830 silver.

Category

Vintage 1910s Danish Tableware

Materials

Silver

Danish Art Deco Hand-Hammered Sterling Silver Tea Strainer and Stand, 1930
Danish Art Deco Hand-Hammered Sterling Silver Tea Strainer and Stand, 1930

Danish Art Deco Hand-Hammered Sterling Silver Tea Strainer and Stand, 1930

By Grann & Laglye, Georg Jensen

Located in Philadelphia, PA

A fine Art Deco period Danish hand-hammered sterling silver tea strainer and Stand. The design is typically Danish with a beaded edge, visible Hammer marks, and a hint of Georg Je...

Category

Vintage 1930s Danish Art Deco Sterling Silver

Materials

Sterling Silver

Georg Jensen Silver Tea Strainer and Holder
Georg Jensen Silver Tea Strainer and Holder

Georg Jensen Silver Tea Strainer and Holder

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H 1.58 in W 3.15 in D 5.52 in

Georg Jensen Silver Tea Strainer and Holder

By Georg Jensen

Located in Copenhagen, DK

Georg Jensen tea strainer and holder in silver #77.

Category

Early 20th Century Danish Art Nouveau Sterling Silver

Materials

Silver

Georg Jensen Blossom Tea Strainer on Stand
Georg Jensen Blossom Tea Strainer on Stand

Georg Jensen Blossom Tea Strainer on Stand

By Georg Jensen

Located in San Francisco, CA

Georg Jensen Blossom Tea Strainer on Stand Exquisitely handmade with scrolled handle terminating into two blossoms on a pierced bowl.

Category

Late 20th Century Danish Art Nouveau Tea Sets

Materials

Silver, Sterling Silver

Georg Jensen, Acorn, Sterling Silver Tea Strainer

Georg Jensen, Acorn, Sterling Silver Tea Strainer

By Georg Jensen

Located in New York, NY

George Jensen, sterling silver tea strainer. Acorn, designed in 1915 by Johan Rohde. Measures: 5.75" long.

Category

Late 20th Century Danish Tea Sets

Materials

Sterling Silver

Georg Jensen Rare Blossom Tea Strainer, No. 84B
Georg Jensen Rare Blossom Tea Strainer, No. 84B

Georg Jensen Rare Blossom Tea Strainer, No. 84B

By Georg Jensen

Located in San Francisco, CA

Georg Jensen rarely seen Blossom tea strainer with bone handle, no. 84B.

Category

Vintage 1930s Danish Art Nouveau Tea Sets

Materials

Sterling Silver

Georg Jensen Very Rare Tea Strainer on Stand from 1918
Georg Jensen Very Rare Tea Strainer on Stand from 1918

Georg Jensen Very Rare Tea Strainer on Stand from 1918

By Georg Jensen

Located in San Francisco, CA

Georg Jensen very rare tea strainer on stand from 1918.

Category

Early 20th Century Danish Art Nouveau Tea Sets

Materials

Sterling Silver

George Jensen Sterling Silver Tea Strainer in the Acorn Pattern

George Jensen Sterling Silver Tea Strainer in the Acorn Pattern

By Johan Rohde, Georg Jensen

Located in New York, NY

George Jensen, sterling silver tea strainer. Acorn pattern, designed in 1915 by Johan Rohde. 6.75" long.  

Category

20th Century Danish Tea Sets

Materials

Sterling Silver

Georg Jensen Cactus Sterling Silver Tea Strainer Holder No. 646
Georg Jensen Cactus Sterling Silver Tea Strainer Holder No. 646

Georg Jensen Cactus Sterling Silver Tea Strainer Holder No. 646

By Georg Jensen

Located in Copenhagen, DK

Georg Jensen cactus sterling silver tea strainer holder no. 646.

Category

Mid-20th Century Danish Art Deco Sterling Silver

Materials

Sterling Silver

Georg Jensen Very Rare Tea Strainer No. 1 On Stand
Georg Jensen Very Rare Tea Strainer No. 1 On Stand

Georg Jensen Very Rare Tea Strainer No. 1 On Stand

By Georg Jensen

Located in San Francisco, CA

Very rare Georg Jensen no. 1 tea stainer on stand no. 3. This set goes very well with the no. 3 tea set or can stand alone as a beautiful table ornament when serving tea.

Category

Early 20th Century Danish Art Nouveau Tableware

Materials

Sterling Silver

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Cactus Tea Strainer on Stand No 646A Very Rare
Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Cactus Tea Strainer on Stand No 646A Very Rare

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Cactus Tea Strainer on Stand No 646A Very Rare

By Gundorph Albertus

Located in San Francisco, CA

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Cactus Tea Strainer on Stand No 646A Very Rare 1933-1944 Hallmarks and excellent condition.

Category

Mid-20th Century Danish Art Deco Serving Pieces

Materials

Sterling Silver

Georg Jensen Blossom Sterling Tea Strainer

Georg Jensen Blossom Sterling Tea Strainer

Located in Copenhagen, DK

This delicate blossom tea strainer is a typical Georg Jensen Art Nouveau design from 1905.

Category

20th Century Danish Art Nouveau Tea Sets

Materials

Sterling Silver

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Tea Strainer and Holder No 97
Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Tea Strainer and Holder No 97

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Tea Strainer and Holder No 97

By Georg Jensen

Located in Copenhagen, DK

Georg Jensen sterling silver tea strainer and holder no. 97 measures: Holder diameter 7 cm (2 3/4 in), strainer L 18 cm (7 3/32in) combined weight 156 gr/5.51 oz Item no.: 414541.

Category

Vintage 1920s Danish Art Nouveau Sterling Silver

Materials

Sterling Silver

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