Mitra sukkerske fra Georg Jensen Moderne design

Mitra sukkerske fra Georg Jensen Moderne designLength 10 cm. Mitra was designed by Gundorph Albertus, Georg Jensen's brother in law, in 1941. Silver was in short supply during World War II, so the cutlery was made of steel, as Georg Jensen's first item. There have been close to 100 different parts in the production of this cutlery. The handle of the cutlery is shaped like a Catholic bishop's hat, a miter, hence the name.

It has new wires and old broken prisms have been replaced with original antique parts

The box is faceted in fine crystal glass and the lid is decorated with small roses

The carafe has some coating on the bottom

Den er med riflet yderside og med poleret topkant

Stamped Nissen Denmark

on both the cup and saucer

so-called fixed blown technique

Decoration number 12/947

Windsor and many more

Anglais is available in 3 versions

mod den klare næsten hvide blanke glasur

Height 25 cm