Georg Jensen 830 Silver Tulip Brooch No. 100, Denmark, 1933–1944

This Georg Jensen Denmark brooch is crafted in 830 silver and dates to 1933 to 1944, based on the GJ maker’s mark within a square. The brooch features a stylized tulip motif with a sculptural, openwork form. The flower is designed with smooth curved petals, raised silver berries, and a curled stem that creates negative space through the center of the piece. The design reflects Georg Jensen’s Danish silver work from the prewar period, balancing natural forms with a more simplified modernist approach.

The reverse is stamped with the GJ square hallmark, used by Georg Jensen from 1933 to 1944. It is also stamped 830 within a dotted oval, confirming the Scandinavian 830 silver standard, along with DENMARK for country of origin. The brooch is further stamped 100, identifying the design number. It measures 1 1/8 inches in length by 1 inch in width and weighs 6.2 grams. The piece retains its original pin fitting and shows the clean, dimensional silverwork associated with Georg Jensen jewelry from this period.