Georg Jensen TULIP Bar Pin number 278. Georg Jens

GEORG JENSEN "TULIP" BROOCH - PIN - .22ozt ; NUMBER 100A

Georg Jensen tulip pin featuring a stylized tulip, marked #112.

Pin is in the form of two tulips and fruit. It is marked on the back "Georg Jenson Denmark Sterling".

Three vintage Sterling and .830 silver Danish pins comprising: 1. Sterling silver tulip pin. Georg Jensen, Denmark. Sterling, 100A; 2. A Jensen Denmark Sterling pin marked 121; a Danish pin in the man

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Chrysoprase tulip pin #108 featuring an oval cabochon cut green chrysoprase, circles by a tulip design. Measures apporx 2" x 1 3/4". Produced after 1945. Weight 24.1 grams

METAL: sterling silver. MEASUREMENTS: 45mm x 43mm. MARKED: 925 S, Denmark,20,Georg Jensen. WEIGHT: 16.8 grams. Gemstones have not been graded for color and clarity ,and tested for clarity and color en

GEORG JENSEN DANISH STERLING SILVER BAR PIN#117Alength 2.8 in — 7.1 cm, 6.9 grams, 1933 to 1944; designer : Georg JensenEstimate: $250—350

METAL: sterling silver. MEASUREMENTS: 43mm in diameter. MARKED: 20, 925 S, Denmark, Georg Jensen. WEIGHT: 16.8 grams.Gemstones have not been graded for color and clarity ,and tested for clarity and co

Georg Jensen Danish sterling silver 100B tulip pin8.6 grams

Jensen style silver, gold, enamel jewelry group, 20th c., (4) pieces, incl. floral enamel duet buckle; Georg Jensen style silver and hardstone tulip pin; enameled purple pendant brooch, and Art Deco w

Bracelet measures 7inches length x 0.75inches wide, hallmarked, Georg Jensen, Sterling Denmark 100B Pin measures 1.75 inches x 1.50 inches, hallmarked Georg Jensen, Denmark, 400C Gross Weight: 24.9dwt

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Floral Stick Pin. Design number 32B. Hallmarked / signed. Measures 2.25 inches in length.

Circa 1945, two sterling silver floral pins known as Tulip design by Georg Jensen, the Danish silversmith, both marked, one "Georg Jensen 1000" the other "925 Sterling Denmark", good condition, tarnis

Item/Description: Mid-Century, iconic Georg Jensen Denmark tulip and berries brooch fashioned in Sterling Silver. Roll-over C clasp. Hallmarked: Georg Jensen in oval beaded cartouche Sterling Denmark

1915-1925 and 1933-1944; Each stamped for Georg Jensen; Further stamped: Sterling / Denmark and numbered Comprising a brooch No. 209, bar pin No.116, brooch No. 165, two pins No. 191, and one clip No

group of three ladies Sterling Silver George Jensen pins. A 35mm x 30mm dolphin pin marked 251, a 40mm wide bar pin marked 141, and an oval form pin with inset cabochons marked 34. all in good conditi

Gropu of three Sterling Silver Danish pins: A free form pin 40mm wide, marked 324, a 45mm wide bar pin marked 141 (engraved "to Bobbie") and a 25mm wide pin that needs cleaning. all in good condition.

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Brooch, Round, open-work, hallmarked on verso, apprx 1.3/4"D and .65 otz. Bar pin clasp. Comes with small burgundy felt bag. Condition: light tarnish.

A tulip pin with chalcedony stone, marked 100B, 925 S, Denmark. Dimensions:1 5/8" x 1 1/4", 6.7 dwt. Provenance:From a New Jersey collection.

Two Finely detailed 18K Bar pins, one with a round cut blue topaz and the other with cabochon Ruby. each 60mm wide, each hallmarked GJ. total weight: 6 dwt. excellent condition.

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Eagle Design Number 166 Pin, struck: "925 / STERLING / GJ / DENMARK / 166" to reverse. 2" L x 2.25" W; weight: 22.8 g. Keywords: Antique jewelry, Vintage, Danish silver, B

A Georg Jensen vintage sterling silver pin / brooch #120 . Tulip shape with jade green Chrysoprase (chalcedony) oval cabochon stone. Measures: 3" long, Stamped: "GJ 925 Sterling Denmark Georg Jensen (

Danish Skonvirke silver brooch or pin by Georg Jensen. Classic Jensen model, number 71: a stylized daisy flower emerging from behind leaves. Fully marked, with the stamp used by Georg Jensen 1945-52 (

Georg Jensen "Double Tulip" Sterling Earrings (Pierced) Classic double-tulip design in sterling silver from Georg Jensen, Denmark. Stamped "Georg Jensen" "Denmark" "GJ" and "100" Circa early 20th-cent