Maison Jensen, attributed
France, 1960/70S, h. 190 cm., brass floor lamp

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Maison Jensen, attributed France, 1960/70S, h. 190 cm., brass floor lamp

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Maison Jensen, attributed

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Elegant Georg Jensen candelabra in sterling silver. 2-light; conical shaft, curved in a U-shape and flowing into each other. The outside is hollowed out with a skid-like base. Designed by Sören Georg Jensen, 1960, model no. 1087, D10. Marked 925 and "Denmark Sterling", designer's monogram "Dessin SGJ", maker's mark. Weight approx. 840 g. H. 17.6 cm. Sören Georg Jensen (1917-1982) was a sculptor and silversmith and son of the important Danish silversmith Georg Jensen (1866-1935). From 1949 he worked as a designer and from 1962 to 1974 as artistic director in his father's silversmithy. A two-light Danish Sterling silver candelabra by Sören Georg Jensen. Model-no. 1087, D10. Standard mark 925, designer's monogram and maker's mark. Denmark. Copenhagen. Georg Jensen. After 1960.

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Elegant Georg Jensen candelabra in sterling silver. 2-light; conical shaft, curved in a U-shape and flowing into each other. The outside is hollowed out with a skid-like base. Designed by Sören Georg Jensen, 1960, model no. 1087, C10. Marked 925 and "Denmark Sterling", designer's monogram "Dessin SGJ", maker's mark. Weight approx. 835 g. H. 17.7 cm. Sören Georg Jensen (1917-1982) was a sculptor and silversmith and son of the important Danish silversmith Georg Jensen (1866-1935). From 1949 he worked as a designer and from 1962 to 1974 as artistic director in his father's silversmithy. A two-light Danish Sterling silver candelabra by Sören Georg Jensen. Model-no. 1087, C10. Standard mark 925, designer's monogram and maker's mark. Denmark. Copenhagen. Georg Jensen. After 1960.

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