Georg Jensen Sterling Blossom Art Nouveau Creamer 2 B 925 Silver 1919-27

Georg Jensen – Creamer / Cream Jug #2B, Blossom / Magnolia Collection, Sterling Silver and Bone Handle, Copenhagen 1919–1927 Design: Georg Jensen circa 1904–1905 · Blossom / Magnolia Collection · Silver 925 · Bone Handle · Hallmark 1919–1927 · Pre-war

A creamer / cream jug with natural bone handle, model #2B, Blossom / Magnolia collection, in sterling silver 925, designed by Georg Jensen circa 1904–1905 and executed by the Georg Jensen Silberschmiede in Copenhagen between 1919 and 1927. Height 6.4 cm · width 14 cm · diameter 8.3 cm. Georg Jensen hallmark 1919–1927.

The 1919–1927 production period is among the most sought-after of the Jensen Silberschmiede: the workshop was operating under the direct supervision of founder Georg Jensen himself — who died in 1935 — and the silversmiths of this generation embodied artisanal mastery in its purest form. Pieces from this period carry a distinctive hallmark allowing precise dating, and represent for the collector the examples closest to the master's original intention.

The natural bone handle — a noble material, warm to the touch and of discreet elegance — is the original variant of the Blossom collection for handled pieces. The combination of repoussé sterling silver and bone reflects Georg Jensen's preference for contrasting natural materials — a guiding principle throughout his entire œuvre.

The Blossom collection — called Magnolia in Danish — is Georg Jensen's first hollowware creation: the 1905 teapot, topped with a magnolia bud and balanced on toad feet, was the founding work that revealed his genius. The Blossom flatware pattern #84, introduced in 1919, is the most exclusive and labour-intensive in the entire Jensen production — entirely handwrought.

Upon his death in 1935, the New York Herald Tribune saluted Georg Jensen as "the greatest silversmith of the last 300 years." His works are held in the collections of the Designmuseum Danmark in Copenhagen and MoMA in New York.

Further pieces from the Blossom / Magnolia collection are available in our gallery — jam pots with Baccarat crystal, sugar bowls, cake forks #84 and other flatware. Please contact us or visit our website for our full current stock.

• Height: 6.4 cm · Width: 14 cm · Diameter: 8.3 cm
• Materials: sterling silver 925 · natural bone handle
• Hallmark: Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, 1919–1927
• Model: #2B · Blossom / Magnolia collection
• Design: Georg Jensen, circa 1904–1905
• Production: Georg Jensen Silberschmiede, Copenhagen, 1919–1927
• Condition: vintage · previously owned · very good well-maintained condition · pre-war

Seen in museums — available to you.

Available for viewing by appointment at our Düsseldorf gallery.

Keywords integrated: Georg Jensen, creamer Blossom Magnolia #2B, sterling silver bone handle, Danish Art Nouveau 1904, hallmark 1919-27 pre-war, Designmuseum Danmark, MoMA New York