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Ladle

1906 (designed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Soup ladle, sterling silver, with a circular bowl on a flat, slightly curving handle. The shaft of the handle is decorated with two small spheres of silver joined at the front by a semi-circular ridge. AT the back, where the handle joins the bowl, the metal is thickened to form two raised ridges which run together decorated on each side with a single curving, engraved line.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Silver, forged and engraved
Brief description
Soup ladle, silver, Denmark, Copenhagen, made by George Jensen Silversmiths Ltd., designed by Johan Rohde, 1906.
Physical description
Soup ladle, sterling silver, with a circular bowl on a flat, slightly curving handle. The shaft of the handle is decorated with two small spheres of silver joined at the front by a semi-circular ridge. AT the back, where the handle joins the bowl, the metal is thickened to form two raised ridges which run together decorated on each side with a single curving, engraved line.
Dimensions
  • Length: 29.75cm
  • Diameter: 9cm (of bowl)
Production typesmall batch
Marks and inscriptions
Marked on the back of the handle: GEORG JENSEN (within an oval of inset dots), STERLING, DENMARK.
Credit line
Given by Georg Jensen Silversmiths Ltd.
Object history
Gift of Georg Jensen Silversmiths Ltd.
Collection
Accession number
CIRC.572-1969

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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