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Georg Jensen Silver Salt and Matching Spoon
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Georg Jensen Silver Salt and Matching Spoon

1900 - 1920
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This is an early 20th century silver salt and spoon Blossom pattern 110 by Georg Jensen. The salt is marked for 1915-1927 and has the mark for Jensen and Christian F Heise whose dates are 1904-1932. The spoon is marked “argenteries d’art de Georg Jensen which translates as Artistic silverware by Georg Jensen. It also has another mark in an oval which is the French importers mark which became mandatory in 1910 and would have been for the Georg Jensen shop in Paris.

Spoon L 4 cm Salt W 1.5cm W 3.5 cm H 2 cm

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Digby Antiques (Wiltshire) has dated this Georg Jensen Silver Salt to the 1910s.

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This is an early 20th century silver salt and spoon Blossom pattern 110 by Georg Jensen.
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The salt is marked for 1915-1927 and has the mark for Jensen and Christian F Heise whose dates are 1904-1932.
Digby Antiques (Wiltshire)

The spoon is marked “argenteries d’art de Georg Jensen which translates as Artistic silverware by Georg Jensen. It also has another mark in an oval which is the French importers mark which became mandatory in 1910 and would have been for the Georg Jensen shop in Paris.

Spoon L 4 cm Salt W 1.5cm W 3.5 cm H 2 cm

Date of Manufacture

Digby Antiques (Wiltshire) has dated this Georg Jensen Silver Salt to the 1910s.

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A Georg Jensen sterling silver open salt cellar with a curved handle and small spherical feet, containing a matching silver salt spoon.
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Archive I A Georg Jensen sterling silver open salt cellar with a curved handle and small spherical feet, containing a matching silver salt spoon.

Georg Jensen Silver Salt and Matching Spoon

Archive II A Georg Jensen sterling silver open salt cellar with a curved handle and small spherical feet, containing a matching silver salt spoon. View II
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Archive VI A Georg Jensen sterling silver open salt cellar with a curved handle and small spherical feet, containing a matching silver salt spoon. View VI
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A Georg Jensen sterling silver open salt cellar with a curved handle and small spherical feet, containing a matching silver salt spoon.
Georg Jensen silver salt and matching spoon
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A Georg Jensen sterling silver open salt cellar with a curved handle and small spherical feet, containing a matching silver salt spoon.
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  • ObjectSalt Cellars
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleArt Nouveau
  • MaterialSterling Silver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsLoop handle, Ball feet, Hammered finish

This early 20th century Art Nouveau sterling silver salt cellar and matching spoon come from the Blossom pattern 110. The set displays a brilliant silver colour with a hammered finish across the bowl and the spoon. The open salt cellar rests on small spherical feet and includes a curved loop handle on one side, while the interior holds the small matching spoon with its elongated stem and tiny terminal. Hallmarks are visible on the spoon bowl and near the handle connection. The salt measures 3.5 cm in width, 1.5 cm in depth and 2.0 cm in height, and the spoon measures 4 cm in length. This miniature tableware piece suits placement on a sideboard top in a dining room or living space as a decorative display or functional container.

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Danish silver from the early twentieth century often combines naturalistic motifs with functional form, featuring organic curves, hand-hammered surfaces, and subtle sculptural detailing popularized by silversmiths such as Georg Jensen.

These items were predominantly wrought from high-grade sterling silver, utilizing hand-hammering, casting for handles and feet, and precise hand-soldering to assemble individual components.

Authenticity is verified through makers hallmarks, such as the GI stamp or dotted oval Georg Jensen mark, along with purity stamps like 925S and specific design model numbers stamped into the silver base.

Small silver table accessories can be integrated into contemporary dining arrangements on a sideboard or table centre, where hand-finished silver provides a textural contrast to modern ceramics and linens.

Sodium chloride chemically reacts with silver to cause pitting, so salt cellars must be emptied and thoroughly washed after use, then polished with a soft cotton cloth and specialized silver cream to prevent tarnishing and corrosion.
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