Designed by the hand of Georg Jensen in 1915, Jardinière 1505 was never put into production and remained a sketch until now, when the hauntingly beautiful design was rediscovered in Georg Jensen’s historic archives. From top to bottom, the piece reveals magnificent decorative details like grapes, wild flowers and leaves hand-carved and sculpted into the design.

When American-born designer Jacqueline Rabun moved to London in 1989, she started her journey into the world of contemporary jewelry design. Her debut collection with Georg Jensen, Offspring, drew the attention of influential players in both the fashion and design world. 

The 1041, a ternary form that showcased Henning Koppel's love for organic curves, was created in 1954 for an exhibition celebrating Georg Jensen’s 50th anniversary. However, Koppel, whose uncompromising sense of quality left him unsatisfied with the finished result, destroyed the piece after completion. More than a half-century after first being designed, the original Henning Koppel silver treasure finally came back to life.