Georg Jensen - Cufflinks Silver
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These Georg Jensen Model No. 67 cufflinks, designed by Sigvard Bernadotte, are made of sterling silver 925 and have no laboratory report.
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Georg Jensen – Sigvard Bernadotte – Model No. 67 – Vintage Sterling Silver 925 Cufflinks – Denmark
An elegant and collectible pair of vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver cufflinks, Design No. 67, created by the renowned Swedish designer Sigvard Bernadotte.
These cufflinks represent the finest traditions of Scandinavian Modern design, combining clean geometric lines, sculptural elegance and exceptional Danish silversmithing craftsmanship.
The distinctive design features two smoothly polished, curved silver elements connected by a central cylindrical section with decorative concentric grooves.
The cufflinks are fitted with oval swivel-back fastenings, creating a practical and elegant construction.
Designed by Sigvard Bernadotte (1907–2002), whose modernist creations became an important part of Georg Jensen's design heritage.
Specifications
Brand: Georg Jensen
Designer: Sigvard Bernadotte
Model: No. 67
Country of origin: Denmark
Material: Solid sterling silver 925
Silver purity: 925/1000
Total weight: Approximately 18 g (pair)
Period: Vintage, mid-20th-century design
Style: Scandinavian Modern / Modernist
Fastening: Swivel-back mechanism
Hallmarks: GEORG JENSEN, 925 S, DENMARK, 67
Quantity: 2 cufflinks (one pair)
Packaging: No original box included
Condition
Good vintage condition with signs of age and previous use.
The silver surfaces display minor scratches and light surface marks consistent with normal wear.
The distinctive geometric design and original manufacturer's hallmarks remain clearly visible.
Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an integral part of the description.
Collectible Significance
Design No. 67 is a notable example of Sigvard Bernadotte's modernist approach to jewellery design.
The sculptural cylindrical elements and balanced geometric proportions reflect the timeless aesthetic of mid-century Danish silver design.
An attractive addition to any collection of Georg Jensen jewellery, Scandinavian silver or vintage gentleman's accessories.
Additional Information
The photographs show the actual item. The background has been digitally removed for presentation purposes.
All items are cleaned and polished and inspected before being dispatched.
Item will be safely and securely packaged
Please note: customs and import charges may apply for international buyers, bidders are responsible for any customs duties fees.
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Georg Jensen – Sigvard Bernadotte – Model No. 67 – Vintage Sterling Silver 925 Cufflinks – Denmark
An elegant and collectible pair of vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver cufflinks, Design No. 67, created by the renowned Swedish designer Sigvard Bernadotte.
These cufflinks represent the finest traditions of Scandinavian Modern design, combining clean geometric lines, sculptural elegance and exceptional Danish silversmithing craftsmanship.
The distinctive design features two smoothly polished, curved silver elements connected by a central cylindrical section with decorative concentric grooves.
The cufflinks are fitted with oval swivel-back fastenings, creating a practical and elegant construction.
Designed by Sigvard Bernadotte (1907–2002), whose modernist creations became an important part of Georg Jensen's design heritage.
Specifications
Brand: Georg Jensen
Designer: Sigvard Bernadotte
Model: No. 67
Country of origin: Denmark
Material: Solid sterling silver 925
Silver purity: 925/1000
Total weight: Approximately 18 g (pair)
Period: Vintage, mid-20th-century design
Style: Scandinavian Modern / Modernist
Fastening: Swivel-back mechanism
Hallmarks: GEORG JENSEN, 925 S, DENMARK, 67
Quantity: 2 cufflinks (one pair)
Packaging: No original box included
Condition
Good vintage condition with signs of age and previous use.
The silver surfaces display minor scratches and light surface marks consistent with normal wear.
The distinctive geometric design and original manufacturer's hallmarks remain clearly visible.
Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an integral part of the description.
Collectible Significance
Design No. 67 is a notable example of Sigvard Bernadotte's modernist approach to jewellery design.
The sculptural cylindrical elements and balanced geometric proportions reflect the timeless aesthetic of mid-century Danish silver design.
An attractive addition to any collection of Georg Jensen jewellery, Scandinavian silver or vintage gentleman's accessories.
Additional Information
The photographs show the actual item. The background has been digitally removed for presentation purposes.
All items are cleaned and polished and inspected before being dispatched.
Item will be safely and securely packaged
Please note: customs and import charges may apply for international buyers, bidders are responsible for any customs duties fees.
shipping - insured parcel
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Brand
Georg Jensen
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
Yes
Total weight
18 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
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