Georg Jensen - Cufflinks - 118 Silver - Design by Astrid Fog
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Description from the seller
Georg Jensen - Rare Modernist Cufflinks in Sterling Silver "Model 118" - Design by Astrid Fog 1968.
Splendid and sought-after collectible pair of cufflinks in 925 sterling silver, made by the prestigious Danish manufactory Georg Jensen and signed by the renowned fashion designer and designer Astrid Fog (Model 118).
Introduced in the late 1960s, these cufflinks are a perfect icon of Scandinavian Mid-Century modernism.
Their squared and domed shape hides a refined artisanal workmanship: the internal structure is hollow, a technical feature designed specifically to offer maximum lightness and exceptional comfort when worn.
Details and Conditions:
Designer: Astrid Fog (1911-1993) for Georg Jensen.
Model:
Reference 118.
Material:
Sterling Silver 925 stamped on the back with the historic marks "Georg Jensen", "Denmark".
Excellent vintage condition.
The cufflinks retain a splendid original patina of the time that enhances their geometric shapes.
They show only light and normal micro-scratches due to age, which attest to their authenticity and history.
Original box not present.
A minimalist, elegant, and timeless designer piece, perfect to enrich a collection of Scandinavian design or to wear on the occasion of more important events.
Georg Jensen - Rare Modernist Cufflinks in Sterling Silver "Model 118" - Design by Astrid Fog 1968.
Splendid and sought-after collectible pair of cufflinks in 925 sterling silver, made by the prestigious Danish manufactory Georg Jensen and signed by the renowned fashion designer and designer Astrid Fog (Model 118).
Introduced in the late 1960s, these cufflinks are a perfect icon of Scandinavian Mid-Century modernism.
Their squared and domed shape hides a refined artisanal workmanship: the internal structure is hollow, a technical feature designed specifically to offer maximum lightness and exceptional comfort when worn.
Details and Conditions:
Designer: Astrid Fog (1911-1993) for Georg Jensen.
Model:
Reference 118.
Material:
Sterling Silver 925 stamped on the back with the historic marks "Georg Jensen", "Denmark".
Excellent vintage condition.
The cufflinks retain a splendid original patina of the time that enhances their geometric shapes.
They show only light and normal micro-scratches due to age, which attest to their authenticity and history.
Original box not present.
A minimalist, elegant, and timeless designer piece, perfect to enrich a collection of Scandinavian design or to wear on the occasion of more important events.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Minimalistic
Brand
Georg Jensen
Metal
Silver
Model
118
Brand jewellery
Yes
Total weight
25 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
Denmark
Title additional information
Design by Astrid Fog
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