Scottish and Scandinavian Designs Jewellery And Watches

Description: The Sterling Silver and Lapis Lazuli Georg Jensen Bracelet from Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Georg Jensen #11 Moonlight Blossom silver bracelet set with cabochon lapis lazuli. A wonderfully everyday wearable piece of jewellery. A first period design Georg Jensen bracelet marked with import marks for London 1956 comprising of 4 silver links and 3 Lapis Lazuli cabochon links with an oval clasp also set with Lapis a total length of 7. 5 - 192mm. The Moonlight Blossom range of silver jewellery was initially designed in the early 1900's by Georg Jensen himself and shows strong Art Nouveau lines. Since it's launch the range has been reinterpreted and expanded but never goes out of fashion. Even the antique Jensen pieces look contemporary and newer designs can be mixed and matched with the older original pieces to create new looks. About The Designer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Colour: Blue

Description: The Sterling Silver Georg Jensen Daisy Earrings brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. The Daisy design was commissioned in 1940 on the birth of Princess Margrethe - now Queen Margrethe of Denmark and a recurring theme in Scandinavian jewellery. Different colours and designs were produced to mark significant events in her life. These are the silver and baby blue enamel ear studs (post fitting). They are no longer in production and are quite hard to find. Originally a gift to the Danish Royal family to commemorate the birth of princess Margrethe in 1940, Georg Jensens Daisy collection has become a much loved and cherished range of jewelry that appeals to women of all ages. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Sterling Silver Georg Jensen Pendant Necklace brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.#190 Pendant designed by Henning Koppel. Henning Koppel started designing jewellery and hollowware for Georg Jensen in 1945. In 1961 he became a designer for Bing & Grndahl and at Orrefors Glasbruk from 1971. Danish design can in large part be attributed to Henning Koppel. His innovative and modernist shapes, beautiful in every aspect, broke new ground for Georg Jensen. His designs are tempered with strict functionalist rules with organic, lifelike shapes. As a mission, Koppel made everyday life products as beautiful as possible. Constructed with strict, clean lines, Koppels designs still managed to exude warmth. Renowned as an outstanding exponent of Scandinavian design, Koppel is roundly acknowledged as one of the greatest original minds in the art of modern silver. His precise, swung lines internationally acclaimed are among the centurys very best. Koppels eminent silver hollowware demands only the utmost in expertise from smithy craftsmen. Koppel had created an astonishing range of work, from stainless steel cutlery to magnificent one-off signature pieces like no others. Koppel continued designing for Georg Jensen until his death in 1981. This pendant is one of his best known jewellery designs and is no longer in production and still in it's original packing. The pendant is on the original bar fastening and is perfect for either men or women. It has a warm patina and would make an ideal present for that special person. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Colour: Silver

Description: The Sterling Silver Georg Jensen Ring brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.#426 Sterling Silver Ring designed by Lene Munthe. For those aficionados of scandinavian design this is it - instantly recognisable as Georg Jensen a lovely everyday wearable ring. One of the few designs Lene Munthe did for Georg Jensen and is now out of production a simple silver band with raised oxidised design all round beautiful on it's own; as a wedding band or worn with others. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Sterling Silver Georg Jensen Ear Clips brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.#131 Ear Clips designed by Nanna Ditzel. A rare vintage pair of silver ear clips designed by Nanna Ditzel in the 1950's in beautiful condition. A simple but effective eye catching design equally at home with jeans; in the office or evening time with the little black number out on the town. Now out of production therefore very sought after. Many of Jensen's earrings were designed as clips because that is the culture of Scandinavian countries and only latterly has pierced earrings become the norm in the Northern Countries hence why many of the early and vintage designs are only found in clip or screw fittings. Nanna and her husband Jorgen were asked to design jewellery for Georg Jensens 50th anniversary in 1954. Ditzel's collaboration with Georg Jensen spanned more than 50 years during which time she produced more than 150 works for the company, mostly in jewellery design. Ditzels unceasing innovation in uses of silver and gold over half a century has produced jewellery with its own modern idiom, one that has come to represent Georg Jensens unique design language. Considered one of the 20th centurys leading furniture and jewellery designers, Ditzel was most prolific during that post-World War II time period known as the Golden Age of Danish Design. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Sterling Silver 1977 Lapponia Galactic Peak Necklace from Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. An iconic piece of 20th century design, the Galactic Peak silver necklace by Bjorn Weckstrom of Lapponia. The necklace/collar comprises of 21 plaques including the hidden catch; each link measuring 18mm x 18mm with a soft raised design in the Lapponia signature satin finish. A superb piece of jewellery still in it's original Lapponia bag and in excellent condition awaiting it's new owner. Lapponia and Bjorn Weckstrom shot to fame in 1977 when George Lucas asked him to design a piece of jewellery for Carrie Fisher in Star Wars - as it turned out there was only 2 weeks to achieve this so Weckstrom picked his Planetoid Valley necklace from his Space series of jewellery for Princes Leia to wear in the final scenes and the rest as they say is history. When working in silver, Weckstrms aim is to portray the snowy, Finnish winter landscape and frozen lakes through the unique finish, characteristic of his jewelry designs, the dramatic dialogue of crystal clear and soft shimmering matte silver however in his Space series it was the emptiness of space and it's reflections he was capturing in his designs. About The Designer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Sterling Silver 1987 Lapponia Astaire Bangle from Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Lapponia and Bjorn Weckstrom shot to fame in 1977 when George Lucas asked him to design a piece of jewellery for Carrie Fisher in Star Wars - as it turned out there was only 2 weeks to achieve this so Weckstrom picked his Planetoid Valley necklace from his Space series of jewellery for Princes Leia to wear in the final scenes and the rest as they say is history. A superb bangle/cuff from Bjorn Weckstrom's Hollywood series created in 1987 and in production until 1990 highly collectable and sought after as long out of production. The series was created to celebrate the Hollywood greats like Garbo (a ring) and in this case Fred Astaire. A silver cuff style bangle. Inset with polished granite it is a real statement piece. About The Designer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Sterling Silver 1975 Lapponia Bjorn Weckstrom Caravan Bracelet brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Lapponia and Bjorn Weckstrom shot to fame in 1977 when George Lucas asked him to design a piece of jewellery for Carrie Fisher in Star Wars. It turned out there were only 2 weeks to achieve this so Weckstrom picked his Planetoid Valley necklace from his Space series of jewellery for Princes Leia to wear in the final scenes and the rest as they say is history. A simple 6 link bracelet in Lapponia's signature finish designed by Bjorn Weckstrom and named Caravan. A simple piece of jewellery to wear on it's own or with others. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Sterling Silver Zoltan Popovits Lapponia Earrings brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Zoltan Popovits joined the Lapponia team of designers in the mid-1970s. The roots of Popovits jewellery design reach back to the jewellery customs of indigenous peoples approach to wearing jewelry, where the wearer has a close bond with the jewellery. By using silver and ebony Popovits has produced an interesting mix of media - produced between 1982-88. These are long out of production and are a sought after design. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Sterling Silver Hermann Siersbol Necklace brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Hermann Siersbol opened his silversmith shop in 1945 and today it is a third generation company being run by his granddaughter Camilla. Siersbol's dream was to create affordable quality jewellery in modern designs; in this he was completely correct and from an initial Kr 2000 investment the company has grown to be one of the largests gold and silversmiths in Scandinavia. Today the company uses the most advanced production methods and equipment for casting and stamping jewellery pieces. This necklace design dates to the 1950's and is much sought after being produced with semiprecious stones or in this case simple silver making it an every day wearable piece. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Sterling Silver 1974 Lapponia Bjorn Weckstrom Ring brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Lapponia and Bjorn Weckstrom shot to fame in 1977 when George Lucas asked him to design a piece of jewellery for Carrie Fisher in Star Wars. It turned out there were only 2 weeks to achieve this so Weckstrom picked his Planetoid Valley necklace from his Space series of jewellery for Princes Leia to wear in the final scenes and the rest is history. A heavy silver ring in the brutalist style from Weckstrom's 1969 Space series. Beautifully weighted, sculptural heavy silver ring with open shank so can be sized by a competent jeweller, sizing at UK L from 1969. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Icelandic Silver Bangle with Synthetic Ruby brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. An unusual silver cuff bangle made from 830 standard silver and with the makers marks for we believe Bjornborgeir Bjornsson an Icelandic silversmith dating to the 1960's set with a synthetic ruby. Different in design sits well on the wrist or further up the arm as an armband depending on choice. A previously loved item looking for a new home. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Albert Scharning Silver Gilt Green Guilloche Enamel Necklace brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Albert Scharning another Norwegian silversmith who's workshop was registered in Molde, some 300 miles north of Oslo in 1900 specialising in traditional Norwegian (bunad) jewellery, in the 1950's his son, Per Scharning took over the business growing the silver enamel jewellery along with the traditional Bunad jewellery - the silversmithy eventually closed in 1980. This full necklace comprising of x links dates to the 1950's and is in excellent preloved condition the deep green waveform links sit beautifully around the neck and would look great against a jumper blouse or dress. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Orrefors Blue Mayflower Vase brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Orrefors is a name synonymous with beautiful glass throughout Scandinavia. It is based in Smlandin Sweden on the site of an old ironworks and continued on this site until 2012 when it closed it's doors. There has been a number of notable designers such as Simon Gate; Edward Hald; Sven Palmquist and Vicke Lindstrand to name but a few all influential in the development of the Orrefors brand. The Mayflower range was developed by Jan Johansson in 1972 incorporating a ring of coloured glass in the base of the vase which due to the refractive qualities seemed to flow up the petals when viewed from above or at their very tips when viewed from the side. In the first series, there were 4 colours known as the seasons - green for spring; red for summer; lime green for autumn and blue for winter of which this vase is and example. Both signed Orrefors and JJ for Jan Johansson with production number 979011 dates the piece to 1979. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Colour: Blue

Description: The Sven Jonson Gustavsberg Pipe Vase brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Gustavsberg began producing porcelain/stoneware in the 1820's in competition with the only other Swedish porcelain factory in existence at this time - Rorstrand but it is not until 1839/40 when they imported English clay and some English artisans that the output improved both in quality and consistency. In the 1930's with the arrival of William Kage and later Stig Linberg that the reputation of Gustavsberg improved immeasurably. In the 1960's Sven Jonson joined the works and developed a range of vases known as Facett depicting the outline of flowers and/or other everyday objects. This vase is design 5 of the Facett range in the signature bronze/brown background overlaid with silver - each side sporting a different flower - on one side tulips the other cowslips or possibly lily of the valley. The silver overlay is in superb condition not having been over polished in its lifetime and an excellent example of Mid Century Design still with it's original labels intact on the bottom. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Colour: Bronze

Description: The Alison Borthwick Buchlyvie Pottery Cheese Dish brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Alison Borthwick established Buchlyvie pottery shop in Stirlingshire in 1989 after finishing at Aberdeen School of Art specialising in fine quality slipware of which this is an example. The Pottery is run now by Alison's daughter and her partner, Eilidh & Craig, carrying on the tradition of fine slip cast porcelain tableware and have extended the range to include bespoke tile panels together with jewellery and giftware. This is a fairly late example of Alson's work signed and dated 2007 - eminently practical and usable in cream and soft green to fit with any decor - the attention to detail is key in Alson's work with the design on the lid echoed on the plate. For butter or cheese the choice is yours. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Colour: Cream

Description: The Art Deco Silver Plate Lighthouse Sugar Caster brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. If your home is art deco themed this is for you a 1930's Hitchinson & Co National Plate Sugar Shaker; Castor or Dredger depending on where you hail from in typical Art Deco Lighthouse form. Full marked on the bottom for Hitchinson & Co Ltd M Ade in England & EPNS - electroplated nickel silver - silver plate. In remarkable condition for an item coming up for 100 years old and still usable today. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Stuart Akroyd Scent Bottle brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Stuart Akroyd started his own hot shop in 1991 blowing glass using the Scandinavian techniques which he adapted to his own individual style. Known for his scent bottle; vases and chargers his pieces soon became highly sought after by the discerning collector. He exhibited at the Maison er Objet in Paris and was the first winner of the Design Factory International Excellence Award in 2015. He retired at the end of 2020 and his quirky much-loved designs will be sadly missed. Today we are selling one of his first designs in perfume bottles - which he named twisted tail however having had a couple of these we know that some people when looking at them see a recumbent female form - perhaps this was indeed what Stuart intended or perhaps it is indeed just an abstract form - the decision, as they say, is yours. This example in mottled blues and purple is signed by Stuart and still retains its original sticker. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Description: The Sterling Silver Georg Jensen Full Peapod Server brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. Designed in 1919 design #12 known as Blossom or Peapod was designed by Jensen himself and is a highly sought after due to the intricate nature of the design. This server is marked with post 1945 marks and Sterling Denmark placing it's production between 1945 and 1969. The serving plate is hand planished with chamfered edge to pick up - whatever it is you wish to serve. Amazingly it still retains the 2 scrolling tendrils at the end of the handle so often missing after years of use and later productions did not include these elegant tendrils as they were difficult to cast. Traditionally these are used for cucumber or tomato but equally could be used for pastries; petit four indeed anything you wish. Born in 1866, Jensen began his training in goldsmithing at the age of 14 in Copenhagen with Andersen and finished his training with this firm in 1884. In 1901 he additionally trained with Morgens Ballin before taking the landmark decision of starting his own workshop in 1904. His apprenticeship with the firm Guldsmed Andersen, ended in 1884, and this freed young Georg to follow his artistic interests. In 1901, he began as a silversmith and designer with the master, Mogens Ballin. This led Jensen to make a landmark decision, when in 1904, he risked what small capital he had and opened his own little silversmithy at 36 Bredgade in Copenhagen by the end of 1930 he had premises in New York; London; Paris; Stockholm and Berlin and the rest as they say is history. Today the name Georg Jensen is synonymous with quality; style; design and elegance. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Colour: Silver

Description: The 15kt Gold Edwardian Bar Brooch brought to you by Scottish and Scandinavian Designs. This little bar brooch dates to the 1900- 1920's and is delicate in form. A simple yellow gold bar in 15kt gold set with two fresh water pearls and a round old cut sapphire in a millegrain setting reminiscent of the times. It would have graced the neck of a blouse or dress or even a coat lapel. Still in it's original box marked for H E Maton of Wolverhampton with a crown denoting by appointment or Royal Jewellers. About The Dealer: Scottish and Scandinavian Designs handpick stunning pieces of antique jewellery, glassware and homeware. They feature authentic pieces and specialise in items which are Scottish or Scandinavian in origin. To find out more about the designer, please visit Scottish and Scandinavian Designs.

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Colour: Gold