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A rare large sized vintage sterling silver Georg Jensen bowl, design #856B by Sigvard Bernadotte from 1938. A round conical shaped bowl with hand chased lines parallel to each other....

Georg Jensen Coffee Set, Designed by Harald Nielsen, 1938. A three-piece Georg Jensen coffee set, designed by Harald Nielsen in 1938, is a refined example of Danish Art Deco silverw...

A sterling silver bowl or Tazza crafted by Georg Jensen in 1914, designed by Johan Rohde (1865-1935), featuring the intricate design number 3171. The bowl boasts a round hand-hammere...

A vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver Pyramid oval tray, design #600I by Harald Nielsen from 1930. This handcrafted oval tray features a raised border and an angled edge, characteri...

Sigvard Bernadotte designed this tray in 1939 as the companion to his #849 tea and coffee set. It is heavy and round, with clean Art Deco lines. It can hold three pieces of a service...

A sterling silver Georg Jensen bowl design #197A by Georg Jensen in 1916. A hand hammered round bowl raised on stylized columns of leaves and stems and decorated with bunches of grap...

An early large sterling silver Georg Jensen oval Blossom/Magnolia bowl on foot, design #2B by Georg Jensen, introduced in 1904. This is the largest version of the design, making it b...

A sterling silver Georg Jensen bowl, design #19A by Georg Jensen from 1912. A round stepped footed with floral arms holding the hand hammered bowl. This design was purchased in 1914 ...

A very rare signed sterling silver Georg Jensen circular tray, similar to design #210 by Georg Jensen from 1917. This tray bears Georg Jensen signature and was made by Georg Jensen b...

A sculptural sterling silver Georg Jensen three-light candelabra, design #956 by Henning Koppel from 1946. This was Henning Koppel’s first hollowware design for Georg Jensen and was...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver pitcher #856A, designed by Sigvard Bernadotte in 1938. This early version has a solid handle verses the hollow handle normally seen on this design. Als...

These candelabra are clean and architectural in the Art Deco manner, a fine example of Hans Hansen’s Danish silversmithing. They are low and elongated, so they sit well on a dining t...

A set of six sterling silver Art Deco cocktail goblets, presented in their original fitted Georg Jensen box. The design is inspired by the iconic “Cactus” pattern (Design No. 572A), ...

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 ...

Johan Rohde designed this pitcher in 1915. The pattern, often called “Cosmos,” pairs a smooth sterling body with a warm ebony handle. This is an early example, hallmarked between 192...

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: ...

The bowl exemplifies Søren Georg Jensen’s restrained modernist approach, with a beautifully proportioned hemispherical form raised on a simple cylindrical foot. Its clean, architectu...

An antique Georg Jensen two-tiered oval hand-crafted 830 smoker’s friend with amber finial, design #81 by Georg Jensen. The bowl is an ashtray and the top tier is a hinged lidded box...

A rare and possibly unique extra-large punch bowl and ladle by Frantz Hingelberg, featuring sterling silver and ivory details, with design by Svend Weihrauch. The glass, though unmar...

A large Georg Jensen sterling silver oval tray of elegant and understated design. The hand crafted tray features a broad oval form with a finely hand chased scalloped border, creatin...

A seldom seen sterling silver Georg Jensen Jardinière, design #296D by Georg Jensen from circa 1919. Unlike the larger versions of this jardinière, the bowl is raised on leaves and a...

A rare vintage Georg Jensen Magnus Stephensen Lidded Bucket design #1006 by Magnus Stephensen from 1952. Rattan wrapped handle that holds a round bucket. The lid has a minimalistic h...

A substantial Georg Jensen sterling silver pitcher with an ebony handle, design No. 7 by Georg Jensen, originally introduced in 1907. This iconic pattern is often referred to as the ...

An elegant pair of vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver candlesticks in the Grape design, #263A, designed by Georg Jensen circa 1930. These candlesticks are a fine example of the cr...

An exceptionally early and rare Georg Jensen Art Nouveau sterling silver footed centerpiece, design #196 by Johan Rohde, introduced circa 1916. This remarkable example is among the e...

A pair of Georg Jensen sterling silver candlesticks, design no. 860A by Harald Nielsen, introduced in 1938. Each has a broad circular base rising to a stepped cylindrical socket, wit...

This early vintage sterling silver bowl by Georg Jensen features design #19B, created in 1912. Known as the Louvre bowl, it was acquired by the Louvre museum in Paris in 1914 for the...

A stunning pair of new, handcrafted sterling silver candlesticks, created collaboratively by Greg Pepin Silver and contemporary Copenhagen silversmith Manuel Sjodahl Andersen. Unlike...

An antique Danish 830 sterling silver large box by silversmith Evald Nielsen, crafted in Denmark in 1917. This exceptional hand-hammered box features a gently domed lid, softly curve...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver wine cooler in the Pyramid pattern, design no. 725B by Harald Nielsen from 1934. The body is a tapered cylinder narrowing towards the rim, set on a ste...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver five-light candelabrum, design no. 383A, from a design of around 1920. Five arms curve out from a heavy central body, each covered in grapes, leaves an...

A pair of Georg Jensen sterling silver two-light candelabra, design no. 630A by Harald Nielsen, drawn in 1930 to go with his Pyramid flatware of 1926. The stepped blocks that give th...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver centerpiece bowl, design no. 752B by Harald Nielsen, drawn around 1935. Nielsen was the designer who took Georg Jensen into Art Deco, and this bowl sho...

An early impressive Mid-Century Georg Jensen sterling silver centerpiece bowl, design #980 by Henning Koppel from 1948. A large sculptural bowl that rests an a three pointed base whi...

An early, extra-large Georg Jensen sterling silver centerpiece bowl, design no. 650A by Harald Nielsen, circa 1931. Features elegant curved handles adorned with foliage and berry mot...

A complete set of twelve Art Deco sterling silver Georg Jensen Pyramid charger plates, design no. 600Y by Harald Nielsen (1930). Each charger features a round, disk-shaped form with ...

An exceptionally rare and important Georg Jensen sterling silver hot water urn, design #32, designed by Georg Jensen circa 1913. Monumental in both scale and presence, this extraordi...

A large Georg Jensen sterling silver tea and coffee service, design no. 45, known as Cosmos, with its matching tray no. 251C. The design comes from the Georg Jensen workshop's early ...

This exquisite tea set is a remarkable example of Danish art nouveau craftsmanship. Created by Georg Jensen in 1912, it showcases the iconic grape design, characterized by its elegan...

An exquisite vintage tureen, crafted from sterling silver, bears the unmistakable mark of Georg Jensen's artistry, numbered as #337 and dating back to ...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver service for four in the Parallel pattern, design no. 25 by Oscar Gundlach-Petersen in 1931, and known equally as Relief. The two names describe the sam...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver service for six in the Parallel pattern, also known as Relief, design no. 25 by Oscar Gundlach-Petersen in 1931. Trained as an architect, Gundlach-Pete...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver service for twelve in the Old Danish pattern, designed by Harald Nielsen in 1947 and known in Danish as Dobbeltriflet. Dobbeltriflet is a classic Danis...

A vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver service for twelve in the Old Danish pattern, Dobbeltriflet in Danish, designed by Harald Nielsen in 1947. Two fine ridges run the length of ea...

A vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver service for ten in the Old Danish pattern, Dobbeltriflet in Danish, designed by Harald Nielsen in 1947. Two fine ridges run the length of each ...

A vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver service for six in the Old Danish pattern, Dobbeltriflet in Danish, designed by Harald Nielsen in 1947. The Danish name says exactly what the d...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver service for twelve in the Old Danish pattern, Dobbeltriflet in Danish, designed by Harald Nielsen in 1947. The name describes the design exactly: two f...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver Ladby/Nordic (design #76) flatware set, designed in 1937 by Oscar Gundlach-Pedersen. Known as "Nordic" in English, this pattern is distinctly inspired ...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver dinner service for twelve in the Cypress pattern, design no. 99, created by the Norwegian designer Tias Eckhoff for the silversmithy's fiftieth anniver...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver service for twelve in the Cypress pattern, design no. 99, drawn by the Norwegian designer Tias Eckhoff for the silversmithy's fiftieth anniversary in 1...

A vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver service for six in the Continental pattern, Antik in Danish, design no. 4 and the first flatware pattern Georg Jensen ever drew, in 1906. He to...

An extensive 145-piece Georg Jensen sterling silver flatware service for twelve in the Bernadotte pattern, designed by Prince Sigvard Bernadotte in 1938. Fine parallel fluting runs t...

A complete 36-piece service of Georg Jensen sterling silverware in the Beaded pattern, Kugle in Danish, designed by Georg Jensen himself in 1916. The hand-worked beads running the le...

An early and comprehensive Georg Jensen Beaded sterling silver flatware service, designed by Georg Jensen in 1916. This exceptional set exemplifies the early Beaded pattern, notable ...

A sterling silverware service for six in the Acorn pattern by Georg Jensen. Designed by Johan Rohde in 1915, the Acorn pattern is widely acknowledged as one of Georg Jensen's most be...

A complete Georg Jensen Acorn sterling silver flatware service designed by Johan Rohde, first introduced in 1915 and celebrated as one of Georg Jensen’s most iconic patterns. This ex...

Georg Jensen Sterling Silverware Acanthus Pattern by Johan Rohde (1917) A complete set of Georg Jensen sterling silverware showcases the elegant Acanthus pattern, designed by Johan ...

A complete 95 piece set of Georg Jensen sterling silverware in the Acanthus pattern, designed by Johan Rohde in 1917. Often regarded as the sister pattern to Rohde’s celebrated Acorn...

A Georg Jensen sterling silver service for twelve in the Pyramid pattern, design no. 15 by Harald Nielsen in 1926. Each handle is built from stepped blocks that narrow towards the to...

This exceptional piece reflects a significant chapter in Georg Jensen's history. Created during the Second World War, when sterling silver was scarce due to wartime restrictions, Har...