Jensen Ceramic Made in Denmark made of Clay pottery and glazed blue/green | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
dboneta
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Found at a yard sale. Any info would be appreciated. It is ceramic glazed blue/green. Appears to be clay noted on bottom of unglazed feet. Gilt bronze decorative rim. Bowl,serving dish, sweetmeat server?????
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Polish that - I'll bet it's Georg Jensen silver, not gilt bronze. Look for marks on the silver.
Or -maybe it is. Here's another one similar.
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/jensen-ceramic-denmark-two-piece-basket-bowl
I'm NOT crazy! Georg Jensen DID work in Ceramics. Contact this website.
http://www.jensensilver.com/interview-with-michael-krogsgaard/
That is the same exact one!! Thank you. I thought it was George or Dahli Jensen but i had never seen a piece with just a sticker usually they had a makers mark. I have a Dahli Jensen Shell and it is marked #80 with the crest and glazed over. From what i understand these two worked together at one time. I am not going to clean it though. Collectors say not to clean Antique or Vintage items. It very well may be silver. Thank you so much for the answer!!!
Gorgeous bowl, and well done Celiene.