A Set of 6 Georg Jensen Bead Pattern Silver Tea Spoons SOLD
This Stunning set of silver tea spoons were made by Georg Jensen, in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The set comprises of six teaspoons. Five bear the post 1945 mark while one has early marks and English import marks for London 1928 This beautiful design was by Georg Jensen himself, and dates to 1907.
Each teaspoon measures 126mm.
All pieces are in lovely condition with no damage or repair.
A charming addition to a collection of Georg Jensen. These feel wonderful in the hand, and are a pleasure to use.
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