DuMouchelles Saturday, January 18th Auction

Danish silversmith Georg Jensen first established his Copenhagen brand in 1904. He was greatly influenced by Art Nouveau silhouettes as well as then-burgeoning Modernism; both would ultimately contribute to his signature aesthetic. Two items by Georg Jensen are highlighted in the upcoming auction offered by DuMouchelles: a cosmos pattern seven-piece sterling tea service set and a cactus pattern 98-piece flatware set.

Other notable lots in this sale include a yellow gold diamond ring with a single teardrop-shaped diamond in the center; a Pewabic Pottery magnum vase in lavender, cobalt, and copper tones; and a Walter Durfee grandfather clock with nine hollow tube chimes. The latter clock cabinet is made of mahogany with a slightly arched pediment at the top, brass banding at the sides, and a glass door at the front of the body. Rounding out the collection is a color lithograph by Costa Rican artist Francisco Zuniga. To view the complete auction catalog and register for bidding, visit Invaluable.