Sold 18 August 2024 · Dansk Silver

This “Georg Jensen Danish Silver Pastry Spoon. 1931” found a buyer.

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Description

Georg Jensen silver pastry spoon. "Cactus" Pattern, designed by Gundorph Albertus in 1930. Georg Jensen stamp for 1931. Danish silver assay stamp by C. F. Heise. It has the inscription Kobenhavn 1931 on the back of the handle.

This unusual pastry server measures 15cm long x 5cm at it's widest. Weight 37.3g. Excellent condition.

Declaration

Dansk Silver has dated this Georg Jensen Silver Pastry Spoon to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers

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SA1083511

Dealers Notes

Next day special delivery included in the UK. Reasonable international shipping, please enquire.

Return policy within 14 days for a full refund. Item must be returned in the same condition. Buyer pays return shipping costs.

Description

This unusual pastry server measures 15cm long x 5cm at it's widest. Weight 37.3g. Excellent condition.

Date of Manufacture

Dansk Silver has dated this Georg Jensen Silver Pastry Spoon to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers

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SA1083511

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Dansk Silver

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Specialising in georg jensen and other scandinavian silver jewellery

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Wiltshire
United Kingdom

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Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing

ObjectCutlery
Period1920 - 1940
StyleArt Deco
MaterialSterling Silver
ColourSilver
MotifsEmbossed botanical detailing, Fluted handle, Flattened serving bowl

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Georg Jensen founded his Copenhagen silversmithy in 1904, establishing an iconic aesthetic that combined Art Nouveau organic forms with functionalism, later evolving into clean modernist Scandinavian design.

Authentic pieces are typically crafted from sterling silver, often featuring hand-hammered surfaces, oxidised details to create depth, and sculptural botanical or abstract motifs executed by skilled artisans.

Authenticity is verified through official makers marks, designer signatures, and standard silver purity hallmarks stamped into the metal, with specific variations in the stamp denoting the production decade.

These functional objects can be displayed within glass-fronted cabinets, used on tablescapes for entertaining, or framed as mixed-media wall art to highlight their sculptural metalwork.

Silver should be stored in anti-tarnish cloths or bags, washed with mild soap and warm water when necessary, and polished sparingly using non-abrasive cloths to preserve the original patina and fine details.