1930s Collectible Jewelry

A fantastic pair of sterling cufflinks designed by iconic Greenwich Village Modernist jeweler Sam Kramer. The biomorphic design are emblematic of his surrealistic style . He was kno...

Exquisite Georg Jensen sterling silver table lighter in pattern 203A with small engraving on the body. A great gift and addition to one's...

A Nanna Ditzel for Georg Jensen sterling silver ring. Designed as a curved undulating sculptural form. It sits beautifully on the finger, catching light from different angles. The ri...

The "Christmas Bell" ornament, a timeless creation by Eigil Jensen for Georg Jensen, epitomizes the spirit of the holiday season with its exquisite crafts...

This pendant design was originally hand tooled in the 1970s at the Bertoia shop in Bally, Pennsylvania. Bertoia contemplated a complete line of jewelry since the 1940s pieces had bee...

A silver Georg Jensen Design ring by Astrid Fog, Denmark 1971 A Hematite cabochon mounted ring designed by Astrid Fog, surrounded with 10 Hematite cabochon mounted small stones H...

This is a hand-hammered reproduction of a rare design that Harry Bertoia did at the Bertoia Studio in the 1970s, Bertoia toyed with creating a complete line of jewelry since the 1940...

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Necklace number 452. It is called INFINITY and was designed by Regitze Overgaard in 2004. This particular piece in from this first series. It consists of 15 Links shaped as the number 8...

Polished two metal petite orb ashtray, marked Georg Jensen Design.

Christmas ornaments designed by Georg Jensen for the Collectibles series. Both ornaments are in brass gilded with 24-carat gold. Measures: 7" High x 6" Wide and approximately 1.19 ...

This superb bracelet made in sterling silver with alternating links of doves and eggs in nests. This is a Classic Danish Georg Jensen design with Art Nouveau influences. It has a won...

Ladies Wristwatch of 18k gold by Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe for Georg Jensen, 1970s? ? Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe (1927–2004) was one of Sweden's most important 20th century silversmiths and the first female silversmith to attract international attention. She secured her first exhibition aged 21. By the late 1940s and early 1950s, she was part of the Paris art studio fraternity, counting Picasso and Billie Holiday as friends.? ? Torun created the Vivianna watch in 1962, a spoon-shaped ‘never-ending’ bangle with a mirrored dial and simple hands but devoid of numerals. Originally commissioned for an exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, she said her decision to leave out the hour markers suggested a kind of non-time, so that each time the wearer looked at the dial, the message that ‘life is now...