Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Very Rare Tobacco Jar, No.796 by Jorgen Jensen

A very rare Georg Jensen sterling silver bowl, design #731 by Johan Rohde (1856-1935) from 1930. This bowl shows Rohde’s transition into Art Deco, a design period both he and Georg J...

A Georg Jensen Blossom “Magnolia” sterling silver lidded Marmalade jar #2, designed by Georg Jensen circa 1905, is a beautiful example of the iconic art nouveau design. The marmalade jar features a sterling silver lid with a large Blossom floral flower, delicately crafted with intricate details. Surrounding the flower are beaded buds, adding a touch of elegance to the design. A curved branch extends from the flower, further enhancing the naturalistic aesthetic of the piece. The base of the jar is made of cut crystal, which appears to be the original glass, as the lid fits well. The combination of the sterling silver lid and the sparkling crystal base creates a visually striking contrast, highlighting the beauty of the jar. Included with the jar is a curved Georg Jensen sterling silver jam spoon, design 21...

An antique rare Georg Jensen sterling silver small bowl #268, designed by Johan Rohde in 1917. A sphere shaped bowl with flaring rim. The bowl has applied bead-and-strap work lattice to the sides. A technique that is extremely difficult to fabricate. The bowl rests on four scrolling bracket feet and stands on a stepped base centered by a bud finial. There are four loop hole rings...

A very sought after and rare Georg Jensen sterling silver round chafing dish, cover, stand and burner, design #1119 by Magnus Stephensen from circa 1962. The dish has a ring mounted underneath which fits into the stand, holding the dish in place. The tall sides of the stand double as handles. The sterling silver burner...

A rare vintage sterling silver Georg Jensen round tureen with amazing floral decorations and underplate, design #337C by Georg Jensen from circa ...

An exquisite sterling silver bowl from Georg Jensen, featuring the distinctive design #544a by Oscar Gundlach Pedersen, crafted in 1929. This bowl showcases a harmonious blend of Art...