George Jensen

A cute vintage double dolphin brooch from George Jensen. This Scandinavian Modern sterling silver jewellery is designed by Harald Nielsen for George Jensen, with mark of George Jense...

George Jensen, sterling silver tea strainer. Acorn, designed in 1915 by Johan Rohde.

George Jensen Art Deco Candelabrum, no. 623B. Designed in 1937 by Oscar Gundlach Pedersen.

Rare Art Deco ornamental serving piece by master Danish silversmith George Jensen. Exquisite organic form exemplifies Jensen's mastery of design and fine craftsmanship.

Signed with the earlier George Jensen mark.

Nice Post-Modern design table top candleholder, marked George Jensen, Denmark.

We have four available $135 each. Retail price in George Jensen is $300 each. Just one item from our huge selection of Jensen Acorn cutlery.

Complete with orignal George Jensen box. Late 20th century production.

Complete with orignal George Jensen box and datemarks from the 1930's.

A very good pair of silver handled poultry shears of Acorn/Konge pattern originally designed by Johan Rohde(1917) for George Jensen

An Extensive, George Jensen, Sterling Silver Flatware Set In The Ever Popular Acorn Pattern.

Sofa, model AP33 by Hans Wegner for AP Stolen. Literature: George Jensen, Distributor's catalog, unpaginated.

DANISH ROUND COFFEE TABLE WITH A TOP OF TEAK VENEER AND A BASE OF SOLID TEAK. BY SOREN JENSEN, SON OF GEORGE JENSEN. CIRCA 1950. H 21" DIAMETER 40"

" One of the links is also engraved "GEORGE TO GRACE 1927-1952." A wonderful artisan piece, it would make a lovely addition to any vintage Jensen jewelry collection!

Great pair teak wegner chairs.The wood has very graphic grain patterns.The seat is leather-like, not real leather-original to the chair.The chairs both have the burned-in Johannes Ha...

He also had his work featured in stores that carried George Jensen silver. It has not been electrified and has 14 arms for candles.

Applying his skills in all areas of the arts, he became one of George Jensen’s most famous silver designers.

Designed for the exclusive Divan 2 restaurant in Denmark and later installed in the George Jensen 5th Avenue store in Manhattan. Exhibited at the Louvre in Paris in 1964 Simon Henni...

Dimensions: 5.5" x 6" inside ring length 16" long, drop 3" A similar example can be seen in the book, GEORGE JENSEN JEWELRY by Isabelle Anscombe, Yale University Press, pg. 284.

Tyler and George Jensen in Chicago. Latham was president of ASID in 1959 and president of ICSID in 1965.

These earrings are an elegant departure from Iversen's often more organic forms taken from nature. Iversen has won the George Jensen Award at the Smithsonian Craft Show in 2001 an...

The most well-known names are probably Silversmith George Jensen, Ceramist Axel Salto and Woodworker Kay Bojesen, but despite Denmark's modest size, there were a multitude of small w...

Georg Jensen sterling Sølv Pyramid set of 12 lobster piks with vintage GJ silver hallmarks from the 1920s. Measure: 15 cm L (5 29/32").

Within two years of conception, it had won several design awards, been exhibited at the Louvre and was installed at George Jensen's New York City flagship shop. Unfortunately the ...

The light was the sensation of the 1962 season and Lyfa quickly put it into production - within two years of conception, it had won several design awards, was exhibited at the Louvre...

This design series is called "Berlin" or "Linear" and was designed by George Butler Jensen. Please contact for location.

Vintage advertisements state that Andersen is an architect, so he would have been required to complete a cabinetmakers apprenticeship before studying furniture design and then archit...

George Jensen Bernadotte Tripple Bowl Set. Our new triple bowl set is a modern take on the line withthemixing of materials.

Candelabra designed by Grethe Meyer( 1918-2008) for George Jensen. This eight-arm candelabra has been made of polished steel.

George Jensen Bernadotte Tray in Wood & Stainless Steel In Fall 2020 Georg Jensen is launching a line extension to our iconic Bernadotte line.

George Jensen Bern Salad Set in Wood & Stainless Steel.

This is a Danish teak coffee or side table from the iconic Georg Jensen furniture company in Copenhagen, Denmark. The Georg Jensen brand is based on a number of shared values such as...

Details: Sterling Silver Butterfly Backs Comes in a beautiful presentation box An adult signature will be required for delivery unless other arrangements are made prior to purchasing

Based on the iconic Bernadotte thermo jug, this beautiful pitcher combines the very best in Scandinavian design with modern functionality. Crafted in mirror finished stainless steel ...

With its pure, clean lines, this stainless steel bowl is a beautiful example of modern Scandinavian minimalist design. Perfect for serving snacks or perhaps holding flowers, the bowl...

An 18 carat yellow gold and sterling silver puzzle style ring, #1345 & #345, designed by Minas Spiridis for Georg Jensen. The two part ring is stamped with post 1945 Georg Jensen ma...

A set of six Georg Jensen Acorn pattern large dinner spoons, sterling silver, 8" (20.3cm). Copenhagen 1945-1951.

This stylish Moderne, Art Deco set of sterling silver candleholders are very much in the style of pieces created by Georg Jensen in the early 20th century. This set is by the firm MR...

Elevate your everyday with this stainless steel kitchen roll holder that adds something special to a basic household item. Using the signature grooved detail that featured on many Ge...

A mirror-polished stainless steel bowl from Georg Jensen of Denmark. This minimalist, organic design from Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou, founders of the Copenha...

Highly collectible signed, Sivard Bernadotte Danish modern coffee set from the 1950s in sterling silver. Measurements: Cream pitcher 2.5"; H 3" W, sugar bowl to top of final 3"; H 3"...

George Jensen Sterling Brooch with Moonstones, no. 67.

The shape is inspired by the magnolia flower. Stamped George Jensen on the bottom.

A similar example can be seen in the book, GEORGE JENSEN JEWELRY by Isabelle Anscombe, Yale University Press, pg. 182.

Five vintage George Jensen serving pieces ( meat knife and fork ) in the desirable acorn pattern.

The base of the measure is fully marked with the post 1945 oval beaded edge 'George Jensen' mark, the item registration number '1124', and the desirable and very rare additional Unit...

A scarce, early example of the highly successful pyramid pattern designed by Harald Nielsen in 1926 for George Jensen Silversmith. Nielsen was a master draughtsman as well as the art...

George Jensen bracelet with dark Jadeite Cabochon, no. 130 by Henning Koppel. 7.5" L.

One chair retains original George Jensen retail label

This Mid Century pair of German ceramic lamps are designed by the Danish designer Bjorn Wiinblad for the Rosethal Studio Line and were purchased by the original owner from the George...