Georg Jensen, brooch no. 134 'Dove in Wreath', sterling silver

€300

An iconic and sought-after brooch, design no. 134, known as 'Due i Krans' ('Dove in Wreath'), designed by Georg Jensen himself between 1904 and 1910. This masterpiece of Art Nouveau-inspired design is an outstanding example of Georg Jensen's early work, in which the beauty and symbolism of nature are central. The brooch depicts an elegant, stylised dove, gracefully positioned in the centre of a lush wreath of leaves and berries, often interpreted as grapes. Doves often symbolise peace, love and hope, giving the jewellery a deeper meaning beyond its aesthetic appeal. The brooch is made of solid sterling silver and bears the characteristic marks: Georg Jensen's maker's mark, the model number '134', and 'STERLING DENMARK'. These identifying marks confirm its authenticity and its place within Georg Jensen's historical production. With its substantial weight and the quality of craftsmanship synonymous with Georg Jensen, this brooch is not merely a piece of jewellery, but a collector's item and a piece of Danish design history. The natural patina testifies to the brooch's age and authenticity.

Measurements

Width 3 cm (1.18 in) · Diameter: approx. 3.5 cm

Material

925 sterling silver

Era

1900ees

Condition

Fine used condition with age-related but well-preserved patina.

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