Georg Jensen Freeform Silver Brooch by Henning Koppel

This Georg Jensen silver brooch designed by Henning Koppel is typical of his pioneering designs in freeform functionalism jewellery for the company in the 1950’s.

Marked: Georg Jensen 925S Denmark 376. Width: 7cm. 1937

£385

http://www.thegoodaygallery.com/jewellery-georg-jensen-freeform-silver-brooch-by-henning-koppel.htm

David Andersen 'Star Burst' Brooch

Inspired by the space explorations in the 1960’s this solid silver ‘star-burst’ brooch, set with dark pink agate, for Uni David-Andersen is a wonderful example of 1960’s ‘space’ jewellery.

Marked: UNI D-A 925S Sterling Norway INV.UT

£250

Silver and Amber Ring by N.E. From

A heavy and well constructed ring by N.E. From in a modernist design with the simple setting holding an amber stone cut in high cabochon.

Marked: FROM 925S
Ring size: N

£285

Silver and Amethyst Bangle by Bent Knudsen

A classic designed silver bangle by Bent Knudsen set with 2 high cut cabochon amethysts. The design of this bangle allows for the amethysts to be interlocked, or for a larger size, left separated.
Marked: Bent K - Sterling Denmark S              
Diameter: 6.5/7.5 cm - c.1960s
£425

Modernist Brooch by Eva Dora Lamm

Beautiful, hand- made brooch by Eva Dora Lamm worked in stainless steel, gold wire and set with coral in a striking modernist design.
Marked: AM 604 Stainless LAMM
W: 3cm
c.1975 - £280

Flora Danica Necklace, Denmark

A stylish and well-made gilded pendant of ‘bird’s nest’ design on integral gilded torque.
Marked: Flora Danica Sterling 925S Eggert Denmark
Circumference of torque: 43cm
c.1971 - £450

Georg Jensen Enamel Brooch

A stunning silver brooch designed by Henning Koppel for Georg Jensen inlaid with two shades of vibrant blue enamel.
Marked: Georg Jensen marks and silver marks for 1967
W: 6.2 cm
£POA

Bent Knudsen Amber & Silver Bangle

A simple yet striking design from Bent Knudsen of a cabochon cut amber set in a heavy solid silver bangle.
Marked:  Bent K, Sterling, Denmark no.19
Diameter: 6cm - c.1960s - £480