A Sterling Silver Cream Jug by Gerog JensenSOLD
This stunning, hand planished, Cream Jug bears Jensen's post 1945 hallmarks.
The design of this piece is down to Harald Nielsen whom after joining the Georg Jensen Silversmithy as an engraving apprentice in 1909 became Jensen’s closest colleague for a number of years and was responsible for many of the company's successful products.
The piece weighs 182g and measures 8.5cm in height and 8cm at the lip.
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