Georg Jensen

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The round Blossom Wine Coaster was first introduced in 1905, designed by Georg Jensen himself and handcrafted in sterling silver. The Art Nouveau design is hand-hammered to soften the reflection on the silver, inspired by the Scandinavian moonlight. The flower bud found throughout Blossom was inspired by Japanese art, which uses the magnolia bud as a symbol of the month of May. Handmade in Denmark.

Measures 5⅛" diameter.

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As with most Georg Jensen designs, this wine coaster is handcrafted of sterling silver and in the Art Nouveau style. The dish begins life as a smooth bottle tray before being handpunched to create the textured Grapes motif and finally hand-hammered. The hammered finish softens the reflection of the light, inspired by Scandinavian moonlight. First introduced in 1923. Handmade in Denmark.

Measures 5½" diameter.

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Crafted of high quality sterling silver. Each piece is handmade and inspired by silversmith Georg Jensen's own designs.

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Designed by Georg Jensen himself in 1914, this stunning Art Nouveau walking stick is handcrafted of ebony and sterling silver. The sleek stick is topped with a unique salamander crafted of sterling silver with polished green agate eyes. The shaft itself is polished ebony. Handmade in Denmark.

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Designed in 1916 by Georg Jensen, Beaded flatware is a delicate and genteel design that is representative of the early 20th century’s art-nouveau style. Handcrafted of sterling silver, the head of each piece is hammered for a contrasting finish to the smooth handles terminating in a delightfully simple row of beads. Founded in Copenhagen in 1904, Georg Jensen holds the royal warrant from Her Majesty the Queen of Denmark. 

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As with most Georg Jensen designs, this wine cup is handcrafted of sterling silver and in the Art Nouveau style. The cup features the gently curving lines and organic, romantic structure of Art Nouveau, accented with the intricate grapes that adorn each piece in this collection. The bowl and foot are finished with hand-hammering, softening the reflection of the light. First introduced in 1928 and a classic ever since. Handmade in Denmark.

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This round tray with handles from 1918 is in the Art Nouveau style. The grape details on the handles demonstrate Georg Jensen’s admiration for nature and inspired by his time in Paris and his love of French wine. Trays are the most difficult and time-consuming type of hollowware to make – it takes a lot more than 4 years of apprenticeship to learn how to make trays through repetition and practice. As a soft material, sterling silver requires repeated hammering to strengthen the tray, requiring as many as 6 different hammers throughout the process. Handmade in Denmark.

Measures 10⅞" diameter.

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Part of a fabulous cocktail set designed by Sigvard Bernadotte in 1938, this tray had been out of production for more than 50 years until Georg Jensen brought it back in celebration of the cocktail renaissance. Designed during the Art Deco era, this handcrafted sterling silver tray features a beautiful wide rim lip and elegant cross-hatching in the center of the tray. Handmade in Denmark.

Measures 10½" diameter.

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The spare, geometrical silver design of Pitcher 1010 reflects the functionalistic idiom of Bernadotte’s style and pairs handcrafted sterling silver with an ebony handle. Bernadotte replaced Georg Jensen’s typical hammered finish with a clean and smooth surface. Pitcher 1010 is also called the ice-water jug due to the functional sieve that works as a strainer hindering ice cubes or lemon pieces from slipping out. The Pitcher became a design icon in 1980 when Sarah Booth Conroy wrote in The Washington Post, "the Sterling Silver ice-water jug, designed by Bernadotte in 1952, is fit not only for a king but a god." Handmade in Denmark.

Measures 4⅛" w x 3¾" d x 6¾" h.

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Designed in 1938, the Melon Pitcher features a beautiful grooved body with a smooth spout and an elegantly curved handle. The apparent simplicity of the design belies the complexity of construction and mastery of silver required to produce such a piece. Handmade in Denmark.

Measures 4¼" diameter x 5⅞" h.

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Designed by famed Koppel in 1952, Pitcher 992 is a voluptuous and sculptural pitcher. Handcrafted of sterling silver, the apparent simplicity of design is in fact incredibly complex and requires the utmost skill of a master silversmith to create. Handmade in Denmark.

Measures 8½" diameter x 11¼" h. Holds 2 liters / 67 ounces.

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Large sculptural contemporary Koppel pitcher with organic swung lines and a hand-wired handle. Today, Koppel’s precise curves are considered among this century’s best silver works. Handcrafted of sterling silver, the stunning smooth body is accented by sterling silver wire, wound tightly round the handle to create a unique grip and texture. Handmade in Denmark.

Measures 7¾" diameter x 13⅜" h. Holds 2 liters / 67 ounces.

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Known affectionately as The Swan, Henning Koppel’s Pitcher 1052 was introduced in 1952. To make the body of Pitcher 1052 requires the skill of Jensen's master silversmiths to handcraft two identical pieces of silver which are then shaped and hammered to create the stunning smooth surface before being joined together in flawless style. Handmade in Denmark.

Measures 9½" diameter x 16½" h.

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Designed in 1946, Henning Koppel’s Pitcher 974B is a unique item decorated with a flat silver thread. The silver thread which 'extends' the 'neck' is inspired by the African tradition of giving a girl a new ring to put around her neck each year. Handmade in Denmark.

Measures 6¼" diameter x 9½" h.

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Small child's cup with handle and Acorn details. Matches the Acorn cutlery series. Designed in 1915 by Johan Rohde, Acorn has a timeless design that transcends the century between then and now. Handcrafted sterling silver cutlery represents the early foundation of Georg Jensen’s organic and timeless design language. In contrast to the style of the early 1900s, Acorn's design captures a classic, understated style where decoration is used to emphasize the form and shape. Founded in Copenhagen in 1904, Georg Jensen holds the royal warrant from Her Majesty the Queen of Denmark.

Measures 2 ½" diameter x 2 ⅜" h. 

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Child's bowl with Acorn details. Matches the Acorn cutlery series. Designed in 1915 by Johan Rohde, Acorn has a timeless design that transcends the century between then and now. Handcrafted sterling silver cutlery represents the early foundation of Georg Jensen’s organic and timeless design language. In contrast to the style of the early 1900s, Acorn's design captures a classic, understated style where decoration is used to emphasize the form and shape. Founded in Copenhagen in 1904, Georg Jensen holds the royal warrant from Her Majesty the Queen of Denmark. 

Measures 6 ¾" diameter x 1 ⅜" h.

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This is a collection infused with love. Designer Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe thought back to her favourite spoon from childhood when she began her designs. She came up with her great-grandmother’s christening spoon, which she was given to use as a special treat. Her memories of eating from this spoon were especially sweet, because she was reminded of the treats she ate, like berries with whipped cream and homemade jam. The designer wanted the collection to embody the feeling of love and joy from her childhood memory. There is a secret heart hidden in the design.

Measures 5 ½" diameter x 1 ½"  h.

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The Grape design was first introduced with the Grape Bowls in 1918. The wine goblet on stem 263A was added to the selection in 1980 when it was decided to create this wine goblet based on the Grape Candlesticks. Three wine goblets were designed; one with amethyst, one with rubies and one in pure sterling silver. As most of Georg Jensen’s designs this wine goblets is in the Art Nouveau style with the characteristic ornamental curved lines, organic structures, decorative ornaments of flora and fauna, and the use of honest and skilfully crafted materials. Like a vine, the stem is twisted and uneven, and small bunches of grapes are hanging down pendulously. Also in these hollowware pieces Georg Jensen has incorporated the nature as decoration. The surface of the actual goblet and the foot has the characteristic hammer marks, which Georg Jensen used to softens the reflection of light in the silver in order to create the greyish shimmer he associated with moonlight. The Chaser has worked on the stem to make the pattern clearer and has also applied the hammer marks. Before soldering together the foot and the stem and then the goblet, the silversmith spends a significant amount of time lining up the pieces to make sure that the angles are absolutely perfect. The smallest inaccuracy will make the goblet look crooked. The small bunches of grapes are cast and polished individually and then soldered on the twisted branch – a heavy string of silver - which the silversmith has bent to fit underneath the goblet. The silversmith then solders the branch with the grapes onto the goblet.

Measures 3 ½" diameter x 6 ¾" h.

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Designed in 1930 by Gundorph Albertus, Cactus pattern has an Art Deco feel with its striking decoration balanced by the simplicity of form evident in its functionality. Each piece is handcrafted of sterilng silver. Founded in Copenhagen in 1904, Georg Jensen holds the royal warrant from Her Majesty the Queen of Denmark.

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Designed in 1915 by Johan Rohde, Acorn has a timeless design that transcends the century between then and now. Handcrafted sterling silver cutlery represents the early foundation of Georg Jensen’s organic and timeless design language. In contrast to the style of the early 1900s, Acorn's design captures a classic, understated style where decoration is used to emphasize the form and shape. Founded in Copenhagen in 1904, Georg Jensen holds the royal warrant from Her Majesty the Queen of Denmark. 

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Designed in 1915 by Johan Rohde, Acorn has a timeless design that transcends the century between then and now. Each chopstick is topped with the handcrafted Acorn motif in sterling silver. Known as Konge (King) in Danish, the motif forms a crown and mustache when inverted. Founded in Copenhagen in 1904, Georg Jensen holds the royal warrant from Her Majesty the Queen of Denmark.

Measures 10⅜" long.

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Designed in 1915 by Johan Rohde, Acorn has a timeless design that transcends the century between then and now. Each chopstick is topped with the handcrafted Acorn motif in sterling silver. Known as Konge (King) in Danish, the motif forms a crown and mustache when inverted. Founded in Copenhagen in 1904, Georg Jensen holds the royal warrant from Her Majesty the Queen of Denmark.

Measures 2¼" w.

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Inspired by Koppel's classic Pitcher 974B, Georg Jensen's artists revisited the design and updated it in 2018 to combine crystal and sterling silver. Just like the original, the neck of this pitcher is decorated with a flat pure .999 silver thread. The silver thread which 'extends' the 'neck' is inspired by the African tradition of giving a girl a new ring to put around her neck each year. The mouthblown crystal crafted by Georg Jensen was chosen due to contrast the distinctive fine silver wrapping. Handmade in Denmark.

Measures 6⅞" diameter x 10½" h.

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Designed in 1915 by Johan Rohde, Acorn has a timeless design that transcends the century between then and now. Handcrafted of sterling silver, this napkin ring is the perfect accompaniment to the Acorn flatware collection. Acorn's design captures a classic, understated style where decoration is used to emphasize the form and shape. Founded in Copenhagen in 1904, Georg Jensen holds the royal warrant from Her Majesty the Queen of Denmark.

Measures 2¾" x 1¼".

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This candlestick is reminiscent of vineyards with a spiraling stem decorated with small bunches of grapes hanging on the vine and was first designed in 1930. The surface of the top and the foot has the characteristic hammering, which Georg Jensen used to soften the reflection of light in the silver to create a moonlight glow. Made of sterling silver.

Measures 3½" diameter x 5⅞" h.