SPARTANBURG, SC
Details
- Dimensions
- 2ʺW × 0.25ʺD × 8ʺH
- Styles
- Arts & Crafts
- Brand
- Georg Jensen
- Period
- 1920s
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
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- Materials
- Sterling Silver
- Condition
- Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Silver
- Condition Notes
- Condition Report: - Original vintage condition with definite signs of wear/ use on each piece - Spoon Condition: features a … moreCondition Report: - Original vintage condition with definite signs of wear/ use on each piece - Spoon Condition: features a worn surface/ finish with wear and scratches present throughout the piece. In particular wear – scratches, nicks, etc. – to the bowl area of the spoon. Raised roughness from scratches in the upper right hand corner of the bowl area. (Please see photos for detail shots) - Fork Condition: Extensive wear to surface in the form of scratches, nicks, etc. present throughout the piece. - Light pitting on each piece - Polished and ready for use - Protective silver cloth storage bag included less
- Description
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A sterling silver serving spoon and fork set by the Danish silversmithy, Georg Jensen, in the Continental pattern. The Continental …
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A sterling silver serving spoon and fork set by the Danish silversmithy, Georg Jensen, in the Continental pattern. The Continental pattern was designed by Georg Jensen (1866-1935) in 1906.
Serving spoon and 4-prong fork show signs of wear/ age. Each piece bears a 1929 Georg Jensen hallmark. Please see Condition Report below for specifics.
Perfect to use or gift for a special occasion such as a wedding, anniversary, birthday, graduation, the holidays, and more!
About Georg Jensen –
Georg Jensen (1866-1935) was a silver smith who opened his silversmithy to the public in Copenhagen in 1904. Prior to working with silver, Jensen had completed apprenticeships in goldsmith and sculptor. Always an artist, Jensen then turned to silver and today this is how he is best remembered; for his and his studio’s timeless and innovative silver designs. Jensen himself designed dozens of patterns during his life and also worked with numerous talented silversmiths to bring modern silver designs to the world. After Jensen’s death in 1935, Georg Jensen Silversmithy continued the work of original and innovative design Jensen himself had set out to bring to life. Georg Jensen is still in business today and many of Jensen’s most popular patterns are still in production.
Markings:
- Each piece is marked with “GI 830 S” encircled with a series of raised dots, Three Towers Mark with the number, 29, and the HCF Mark
- 1929 production date
Condition Report:
- Original vintage condition with definite signs of wear/ use on each piece
- Spoon Condition: features a worn surface/ finish with wear and scratches present throughout the piece. In particular wear – scratches, nicks, etc. – to the bowl area of the spoon. Raised roughness from scratches in the upper right hand corner of the bowl area. (Please see photos for detail shots)
- Fork Condition: Extensive wear to surface in the form of scratches, nicks, etc. present throughout the piece.
- Light pitting on each piece
- Polished and ready for use
- Protective silver cloth storage bag included
Measurements:
- Spoon Length: between 8” to 8 ¼” long 8 ¼”
- Fork Length: 8 ½” long
Shipping:
- Item will ship via UPS within 1-3 business days
- In an effort to recycle and reduce waste, I often ship with recycled shipping materials -- you can reuse yourself after opening your package!
Questions:
- Have questions? If you’d like additional photos, information, or have questions of any kind, feel free to message me. I’ll be happy to answer! less
SPARTANBURG, SC
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