Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Cutlery Service, Acorn Pattern 134 pce

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134 piece Canteen - Acorn Pattern (12 place settings) - Hallmark: Post 1945 by Georg Jensen – Weight: 3865 grams (124.3 troy ounces) plus 41 non-weighable (knives etc) - Ref. No.: DNS/3531

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134 Piece Acorn Pattern Sterling Silver Canteen of Cutlery, Post 1945 by Georg Jensen

The Service

This extensive 134 piece canteen of silver flatware and cutlery is in one of the most sought after patterns of the 20th century, Georg Jensen’s Acorn Pattern. The service provides for up to 10 pieces for 12 place settings with a good range of serving items and some optional extras.

All the pieces were made by Georg Jensen and mostly bear the post-1945 Jensen workshop mark. Some items are stamped with English import hallmarks for the mid/late thirties, but all pieces match and are in the same pattern

The service includes 12 of each of the standard dining pieces, plus the bonus of tea knives (for use as a side knife or for dessert), cake/pastry forks and fruit spoons. The extensive array of serving items should suit most people’s requirements, but if there is something specific that is wanted, then please contact us as we may well have it in stock.

Acorn Pattern

Acorn is probably the best known Jensen flatware pattern and was designed by Johan Rohde in 1916. It is also known by its Danish name of Konge. It has a stylized acorn motif surmounting two scrolls to the terminal of the ridged stem. It has a lovely elegant feel that has inevitably lead to it become one of the most popular and highly sought after of all Jensen flatware patterns.

Georg Jensen

Georg Jensen was a Danish silversmith who opened his first silver workshop in 1904 in Copenhagen. He was to become the most renown maker of silverware in the World with shops in London, Paris, New York, Berlin and Stockholm. His company embraced the Art Deco movement of the 1920’s and 30’s and some of his most important patterns were designed during this period. Many of the Jensen flatware patterns have endured the test of time and remain highly popular today.

Components

This 134-piece service consists of the following:

12 Soup Spoons                  16.2cm

Pair Serving Spoons           20.4cm

12 Table/ dinner Knives     23.3cm

Pair Salad Servers              20.4cm

12 Table/dinner Forks         19cm 

Serving Slice                       21.8cm

12 Dessert Knives               20.5cm

Butter Knife                        15cm

12 Dessert  Forks                16.7cm

Pickle Fork                         15cm

12 Dessert Spoons              17.4cm

Large Sauce Ladle             19.7cm

12 Tea Knives                      17 cm

Small Sauce Ladle             17.2m

12 Cake Forks                     14.4cm

2 Olive Spoons                   11.8cm

12 Fruit Spoons                  14.9cm

Bread/cake  Knife              27.1cm

12 Teaspoons                      14.6cm

Carving Knife & Fork     26-32cm

Total weight of weighable silver 3865 grams (124.3 troy ounces) plus 36 silver handled knives with stainless steel blades (12 table, 12 dessert & 12 tea) and five other pieces with stainless steel elements.

Optional Extras

We have an extensive stock of Acorn pattern and can add direct matches to the service:-

  • Further serving items
  • Additional dining pieces

Condition

Excellent polished condition. The service has been professionally polished and benefits from having no personalised engravings to the pieces.

Presentation

This canteen is supplied in 13 new anti-tarnish cutlery rolls. These navy blue rolls have individual pockets to hold 12 items per roll. The 3 larger knives are supplied loose.

All of our canteens are offered with a full money-back guarantee. We are also happy to send a sample place setting for approval, on receipt of a fully refundable surety payment - just phone or email your preferences. Alternatively, in-person viewings are welcome by appointment.