A Silver Sugar Bowl/Porringer by Georg JensenSOLD
This magnificent, hand planished, silver sugar bowl/porringer was made by Georg Jensen and bears his post 1945 hallmarks. The elegant design is the work of Harald Nielsen who joined the Georg Jensen Silversmithy as an engraving apprentice in 1909 and was responsible for many of the company's successful products.
The piece weighs 200g and measures 7cm tall and 10cm at the lip.
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