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Danish Silver and Blue Enamel Brooch. 1950s.
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Danish Silver and Blue Enamel Brooch. 1950s.

1940 - 1960
Sold 15 February 2026 · Dansk Silver
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Danish silver and blue enamel brooch. 1950s. By Anton Michelsen., Copenhagen 1841 - 1996.

Anton Michelsen established his smithy in Copenhagen in 1841 and became one of the most important jewellery families in Denmark. After a short while the company received it's first commission from the Royal Family. The company is now part of Georg Jensen.

This stylish brooch designed by Eigil Jensen measures 7cm x 3cm. Weight 20.2g. Excellent condition. Enamel perfect. Any variation in the colour blue, is light reflection from the camera.

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Dansk Silver has dated this Danish Silver Enamel Brooch to the 1950s.

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Danish silver and blue enamel brooch. 1950s. By Anton Michelsen., Copenhagen 1841 - 1996.
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Anton Michelsen established his smithy in Copenhagen in 1841 and became one of the most important jewellery families in Denmark.
Dansk Silver

After a short while the company received it's first commission from the Royal Family. The company is now part of Georg Jensen.

This stylish brooch designed by Eigil Jensen measures 7cm x 3cm. Weight 20.2g. Excellent condition. Enamel perfect. Any variation in the colour blue, is light reflection from the camera.

Date of Manufacture

Dansk Silver has dated this Danish Silver Enamel Brooch to the 1950s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1186465
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Dansk Silver
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Specialising in georg jensen and other scandinavian silver jewellery

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A triangular vintage silver brooch featuring vibrant blue enamel with subtle linear pattern detailing. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A triangular vintage silver brooch featuring vibrant blue enamel with subtle linear pattern detailing. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Danish Silver and Blue Enamel Brooch. 1950s.

Archive II A triangular vintage silver brooch featuring vibrant blue enamel with subtle linear pattern detailing. View II
Archive III A triangular vintage silver brooch featuring vibrant blue enamel with subtle linear pattern detailing. View III
Archive IV A triangular vintage silver brooch featuring vibrant blue enamel with subtle linear pattern detailing. View IV
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A triangular vintage silver brooch featuring vibrant blue enamel with subtle linear pattern detailing.
Danish Silver And Blue Enamel Brooch. 1950s.
Ref: SA1186465
A triangular vintage silver brooch featuring vibrant blue enamel with subtle linear pattern detailing.
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  • ObjectBrooches
  • Period1940 - 1960
  • StyleMid-Century Modern
  • MaterialSterling Silver, Vitreous Enamel
  • ColourBlue
  • MotifsGeometric shape, Linear engraving, Vitreous enamel infill

Scandinavian enamel jewellery rose to prominence in the mid-20th century, heavily influenced by the modernist and minimalist design movements of the era. Workshops in Denmark and Norway pioneered clean geometric shapes combined with vibrant vitreous enamel techniques.

These pieces typically utilise sterling silver as a base, often stamped with maker marks and silver purity hallmarks such as 925S. Vitreous enamel is fused to the metal surface through high-temperature firing to achieve durable, colourful finishes.

Authentic pieces usually feature makers hallmarks, country of origin stamps, and silver purity marks on the reverse side. The quality of the enamel, hand-finished metalwork, and distinctive modernist aesthetic also indicate period production.

Vintage brooches can be pinned to coat lapels, knitted cardigans, scarves, or structured bags for a sophisticated pop of colour. Pairing them with neutral tailoring allows the modernist silhouette and vibrant enamel work to stand out.

Store enamel pieces separately in soft pouches to prevent scratching the glass surface and protect them from direct sunlight to avoid fading. Clean gently with a soft microfibre cloth, avoiding harsh chemical dips that can damage the enamel or oxidise the silver inappropriately.
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