Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Pyramid Salt Cellar 632

An early sterling silver Georg Jensen salt cellar with glass liner, accompanied by a salt spoon featuring ebony wood, in the Pyramid pattern, design no. 632 by Harald Nielsen, dating to circa 1930.

The round open cellar features an oxidized Pyramid-pattern band. The removable glass liner is present, though it is likely a later replacement rather than the original insert.

The accompanying Art Deco salt spoon is not by Georg Jensen but Swedish in origin, most likely from the 1930s. It features a circular ebony wood bowl with a wrapped silver handle and a central silver dot. An elegant and functional spoon that complements the cellar beautifully.

Dimensions

• Cellar: 1 in. height × 1½ in. diameter (approx. 2.5 cm × 4 cm)

• Spoon: 1½ in. length (approx. 4 cm)

Hallmarks
Early Georg Jensen marks (1933–1944): Georg Jensen, 632, Sterling, Denmark.

All our items have been professionally polished by our Georg Jensen trained silversmith and are in excellent condition.