2434 - Georg Jensen sterling silver coffee and tea set, 4-piece; coffee pot, teapot, cream pitcher, sugar bowl. Round to oval base, conical to slightly rounded body, horizontal shoulder, stopper lid with a spherical knob, and partially wooden, volute-shaped handle pinched in the center with a coin-shaped decorative element. Partially hallmarked; Stamped 925 and “Denmark Sterling,” maker’s mark, designer’s monogram “Dessin JR” for designs by Johan Rohde, 1919, model nos. 321, 321 A. Total weight approx. 1680 g. H. 10 cm – 20.5 cm.

Georg Jensen sterling silver coffee and tea set, 4-piece; coffee pot, teapot, cream pitcher, sugar bowl. Round to oval base, conical to slightly rounded body, horizontal shoulder, stopper lid with a spherical knob, and partially wooden, volute-shaped handle pinched in the center with a coin-shaped decorative element. Partially hallmarked; Stamped 925 and “Denmark Sterling,” maker’s mark, designer’s monogram “Dessin JR” for designs by Johan Rohde, 1919, model nos. 321, 321 A. Total weight approx. 1680 g. H. 10 cm – 20.5 cm. Johan Rohde (1856–1935) was a Danish lithographer, painter, and designer. His collaboration with Georg Jensen began as early as 1906, before he was permanently hired by Jensen in 1917 as a designer for household goods and silverware. He remained there until his death. Rohde was one of Jensen’s closest associates. Among his most significant designs is the “Acorn”/“Konge” cutlery pattern (1915). See Georg Jensen Holloware, The Silver Fund Collection, p. 34, p. 142. A 4-piece Danish sterling silver coffee and tea set designed by Johan Rohde in 1919 for Georg Jensen. Partially chipped. Standard hallmark 925, maker’s mark, and designer’s monogram; model nos. 321, 321 A. Denmark. Copenhagen. Georg Jensen. 1933–1944.