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Georg Jensen Silver Consignment
Sotheby’s is your most reliable venue to sell Georg Jensen silver tea sets, pitchers, chandeliers and other silver objects. Sotheby's experts have decades of experience in valuing and selling Georg Jensen silver, and our auctions continue to set high prices for Jensen flatware, plates, chandeliers and other silver objects. With Jensen silver sold in both our live and online auctions throughout the year, it is easy to sell your Jensen silver to an international audience with Sotheby's.
Georg Jensen, a Danish silversmith, set up his own silver business in 1904 in Copenhagen. Jensen was first known for his jewelry, but his designs for flatware and hollowware quickly caught on as well. Although Jensen died in 1934, the iconic brand still exists today, producing new patterns as well as those designed by the man himself.
To learn about the value of your Jensen sliver, simply submit images and information to Sotheby's through our easy-to-use online estimate form. Our specialists will review your submission and issue preliminary estimates for items that can be included in our sales.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How can I sell my silver by Georg Jensen?The first step to sell your Jensen silver is determining its value. Sotheby's can assist by providing you with a free auction estimate when you submit photographs and information online. After considering your Jensen silver's condition, provenance and current market demand, Sotheby's specialists can recommend an appropriate sale to help you achieve the highest price at auction.
- What are the best-selling flatware patterns by Jensen?The Acorn pattern, developed in 1915, is one of the best-known Jensen silverware patterns. The Scroll, Cactus, and Bernadotte flatware patterns by Jensen are rarer at auction and generate greater excitement when they appear.
- How do I ship my Jensen silver to be sold at Sotheby's?All objects sold in our live or online auctions are safely secured at Sotheby's during the consignment period while our specialists catalogue the objects and as collectors and buyers inspect their prospective purchases. Once our specialists have provided you with an auction estimate and a sale recommendation for your antique silver, they will provide shipping quotes and logistical support. Sotheby’s works with white-glove shipping companies across the globe which can safely package and ship even the most precious pieces of antique silver.
- How does Sotheby's determine how much my Jensen silver is worth?Our specialists have decades of experience in appraising and selling Georg Jensen silverware, vases, chandeliers, tea sets and other silver objects, and are very familiar with the global market. When you submit your Jensen silver for a valuation, our specialists consider its condition, ownership history, model, rarity, and its current desirability by collectors prior to determining its estimate value.
More information on how to sell with Sotheby's
Sotheby’s is your best resource to buy and sell antique silver by Georg Jensen including flatware in the Acorn pattern, Pyramid pattern, Cactus pattern, Scroll pattern, Continental pattern, Bernadotte pattern, Acanthus pattern, Cypress pattern, Beaded pattern, Blossom pattern, Grapevine pattern. These might include a Jensen chandelier, ewer, pitcher, plates, candelabra, tea set, jug, cocktail shaker, serving wares, candlesticks, bowl, basket or centerpiece, particularly the popular "Swan" pitcher design by Henning Koppel or other silver designed by Gustav Pederson, Harald Nielsen, Sigvard Bernadotte or Johan Rohde for Jensen.