Georg Jensen exceptionally rare Amber, Coral and Opal No 4 Necklace C.1915. The foliate links with oxidized stippled background against polished silver each bezel set with pairs of oval coral cabochons, interspaced with larger drops of opals, and set with amber torpedo like drops, clasp conforming in design. 1915-30 marks GI 830S. GI impressed in circle of dots maker’s mark. Length: 18.50 inches. Item Weight: 152 grams. Ref: Danske Smykker Danish Jewelry Jacob Thage P93 No 75 Original photograph Georg Jensen Museum. Ref: Georg Jensen Silver & Design Thomas C Thulstrup P38. Designed by Georg Jensen, executed by Henry Pilstrup. Exhibition piece and received the award for the most beautiful exhibit at the Independent Exhibition, Copenhagen in 1909
Georg Jensen exceptionally rare Amber, Coral and Opal No 4 Necklace C.1915 SOLD
by Louis WineGeorg Jensen exceptionally rare Amber, Coral and Opal No 4 Necklace C.1915.
Louis Wine
Louis Wine Ltd., Toronto specialists in Antique Silver , Antique Jewellery & Decorative Arts, are a 4th generation family business.Louis Wine (1865-1946) founded the company in Dublin, Ireland in 1880. Louis Wine began selling to silver collectors in Dublin from a shop in historic Wellington Quay. In 1908, he located on Dublin's fashionable Grafton Street. To the firm came the worlds leading Georgian Silver collectors. Pieces by Paul de Lamerie, Paul Storr, Hester Bateman and Irish Georgian Silver were constantly on display. Our gallery run by Richard (Louis Wine's great grandson) at 150 Cumberland Street (Yorkville), Toronto, displays a range of fine Antique Silver, Old Sheffield Plate, Antique Jewellery & Decorative Arts from the 18th-20th century, including Bateman, Storr, Ramsden, Tiffany, Knox, Liberty, Jensen, Christopher Dresser.
