Information Regarding Georg Jensen

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Georg Jensen Inc. - New York - 1949

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Georg Jensen - London - 1991

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A small ladle by Georg Jensen:



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Georg Jensen Inc. - New York - 1949

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Georg Jensen Handmade Silver Inc. - New York - 1930

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Georg Jensen Silversmiths - New York - 1983

'ACORN'

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Georg Jensen - New York - 1937

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Georg Jensen Inc. - New York - 1947

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Georg Jensen - New York - 1924

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Georg Jensen Inc. - New York - 1949

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Georg Jensen, the famed silver and house accessories shop in New York, has a Special Grima Gallery for the jewelry of Andrew Grima, the eminent British designer. The current collection is called "Sticks and Stones," because it is based on four-inch sticks of emerald and tourmaline and gemstones sought out by Grima himself in Brazil and Africa.

Source: The Newton Graphic - 8th November 1973

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Georg Jensen Handmade Silver Inc. - New York - 1931

Lemon fork in the Acorn pattern and fish bookmarker on chain.

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Georg Jensen - Paris - 1925

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Georg Jensen - Copenhagen - 1969

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Georg Jensen Inc. - New York - 1946

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Georg Jensen - Paris - 1928

FOR THE MODERN HOSTESS, A SMART COCKTAIL SET IS AS MUCH A MATTER OF COQUETRY AS A SMART GOWN CAN BE:

This one Is in beaten silver from a master silversmith, Georg Jensen. The designer is Gundlach Pedersen. The set was exhibited at the latest “Salon d’Automne” and attracted much attention to its design. The shaker pours two ways.

Source: The Paris Times - 16th December 1928

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Georg Jensen - Paris - 1929

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Georg Jensen Inc. - New York - 1945

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Georg Jensen - London - 1927

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The Cactus pattern by Georg Jensen:











Designed by Gundolph Albertus in 1930.

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