Original Georg Jensen

Silver Six Light Chandelier 307

Considered the rarest piece of Georg Jensen on the open market and
perhaps in the world; The original Georg Jensen silver six light chandelier
#307, designed by Johan Rohde in 1918. Georg Jensen’s first retail store
in Bredgade 21 did not reflect the growing prestige of the brand and
their largest customer of the time, swede Nils Wendel, insisted on a
renovation.

Johan Rohde was tasked with designing the interior and he

designed all the fittings, panels, counters and furniture
including this chandelier. Electricity was becoming
predominant in Copenhagen by this time, Rohde
wanted an electrified chandelier to be at the
center of the store. The design is breathtaking, this
large piece has signs of Art Nouveau as well as
early signs of Art Deco.

Provenance: This chandelier hung in the Georg

Jensen flagship store for many years, it was eventually
moved to the Georg Jensen Museum. It was purchased by
Danish Silver from the Georg Jensen Museum circa 2011 and
sold to a private collector.

Dimensions: 77 cm. x 56 cm.

Price on request Approximate weight 6.8 kg.

About Greg Pepin Silver

Gregory “Greg” Pepin is a Danish-American silver expert and founder of Denmark-
based Greg Pepin Silver. His 30 years of experience working with Georg Jensen
silver has offered him many roles in the silver industry and made him a leading
expert.

Greg Pepin Silver exhibits many items including — hollowware, silverware, and
jewelry — which are handpicked with provenance. Holding one of the largest and
most refined collections of vintage Georg Jensen silver for sale, we can personally
guide you to finding the right silver product.

Greg Pepin Silver A/S | Strandvejen 179, 2900 Hellerup | +45 53 88 71 10 | gregpepinsilver.com