Georg JensenSky Stainless Steel Photo Frame, 8" x 10"
$119
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- Stainless steel large photo frame with a modern touch
- Holds 8" x 10" photo
- Approx. 9.9"T x 7.87"
- Hand wash with warm water and mild liquid soap
- Imported
About Georg Jensen:
In 1904 the Danish silversmith Georg Jensen founded his first modest silver smithy in the heart of Copenhagen. Thirty years later, he had made an international name for himself. When he died in 1935, the New York Herald Tribune saluted him as "the greatest silversmith of the last 300 years."
In 1904 the Danish silversmith Georg Jensen founded his first modest silver smithy in the heart of Copenhagen. Thirty years later, he had made an international name for himself. When he died in 1935, the New York Herald Tribune saluted him as "the greatest silversmith of the last 300 years."
Georg JensenSky Stainless Steel Photo Frame, 5" x 7"
$109
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- Store Inquiries:#401207063872
- Stainless steel photo frame from the Sky collection
- Holds a 5.11" x 7.08" photo
- Hand wash with warm water and mild liquid soap
- Imported
About Georg Jensen:
In 1904 the Danish silversmith Georg Jensen founded his first modest silver smithy in the heart of Copenhagen. Thirty years later, he had made an international name for himself. When he died in 1935, the New York Herald Tribune saluted him as "the greatest silversmith of the last 300 years."
In 1904 the Danish silversmith Georg Jensen founded his first modest silver smithy in the heart of Copenhagen. Thirty years later, he had made an international name for himself. When he died in 1935, the New York Herald Tribune saluted him as "the greatest silversmith of the last 300 years."
Georg JensenSky Stainless Steel Photo Frame, 4” x 6”
$89
- Online Inquiries: HCS21_HEHAC
- Store Inquiries:#401207063728
- Stainless steel photo frame
- Holds 4" x 6" picture
- Hand wash with warm water and mild liquid soap
- Imported
About Georg Jensen:
In 1904 the Danish silversmith Georg Jensen founded his first modest silver smithy in the heart of Copenhagen. Thirty years later, he had made an international name for himself. When he died in 1935, the New York Herald Tribune saluted him as "the greatest silversmith of the last 300 years."
In 1904 the Danish silversmith Georg Jensen founded his first modest silver smithy in the heart of Copenhagen. Thirty years later, he had made an international name for himself. When he died in 1935, the New York Herald Tribune saluted him as "the greatest silversmith of the last 300 years."
