A silver necklace by Georg Jensen, design no. 59, c1945-1951, each pair of stylised leaf-form links alternately-set between oval domed bosses, with box clasp and safety catch, stamped Sterling Denmark, with maker's mark Georg Jensen & Wendel A/S, 47cm long See lot 57 for a matching bracelet. In 1924 the young Danish art dealer Frederick Lunning opened Georg Jensen's first ever American store on West 57th Street, New York. World War II created critical problems, thus limiting the production and export of Jensen items. Lunning was forced to establish a separate company and stock the New York store with American-made jewellery that resembled the Danish pieces; these were marked 'George Jensen Inc. USA'. The limited number of pieces produced for the American market by the smithy in Denmark from 1945-1951 are marked 'Georg Jensen & Wendel A/S'.
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A silver and carnelian-set dove bracelet by Georg Jensen, design no. 14, undated but post-1930, the dove motif designed by Christian Mohl-Hansen, the bracelet formed with alternating dove plaques and three-stone carnelian foliate plaque links, with box clasp and safety catch, stamped 925 Sterling Denmark, 18cm long Christian Mohl-Hansen trained as a painter at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. In 1925, he received a gold medal at the Paris Exhibition for his textile designs. Mohl-Hansen created this famous dove design for Georg Jensen in 1906 and it has been incorporated into a variety of their jewellery pieces.
A collection of costume jewellery, to include a 9ct gold tie tack, with brushed gold emblem, 2.23g, a rolled gold hollow hinge bangle with engraved decoration, a silver marcasite ring, a silver green stone and marcasite cluster ring, a rolled gold white paste stone ring, a silver ingot on a box link chain, a silver single stone amethyst ring with textured bar shoulder, a Norwegian silver enamel Viking ship, stamped 925, AKSEL HOLMSEN, a single row graduated cultured pearl necklace, strung knotted to a 9ct gold clasp in a lotus, a 9ct gold 'S' link bracelet, 0.77g
A collection of costume jewellery, to include a pair of Swarovski purple faceted crystal earrings, in pouch, a Swarovski cinquefoil flower pendant set with purple and white crystals on chain, in box, a multi strand reconstituted turquoise bead necklace, and a single row simulated pearl necklace, etc.
λA silver and tortoiseshell mounted dressing table set, by W C Griffiths, Birmingham 1919, comprising: a spirit flask with a pull-off drinking cup, a pair of scent bottle, five further dressing table jars and pots, a five-piece tortoiseshell brush and mirror set, a comb, a five-piece manicure, plus a purple leather covered vesta holder, travelling inkwell, a stationary case, a jewellery box, a needle case, in a fitted travelling case with initials and a storm cover.
A leather jewel box containing a quantity of antique and vintage jewellery including two rows of simulated pearls, stone set bracelet, sapphire set eternity ring, two enamel set square rings, row of antique graduated coral beads, row of antique stick coral beads, early Victorian seed pearl brooch, pearl set ring stamped 14k, and paste set brooches, clips etc
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