Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Grape Pattern Five-Light Candelabrum, Model 383A

A masterwork of Danish Art Nouveau design, this exceptional Georg Jensen sterling silver five-light candelabrum showcases the celebrated Grape Pattern (Druer), one of the firm’s most iconic motifs. Richly adorned with cascading grape clusters, flowing vine leaves, and organic sculptural forms, the design exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship that established Georg Jensen as one of the world’s premier silver houses.

The elegant central standard rises beneath a looping vine-form handle, while five gracefully scrolling candle arms radiate outward, each terminating in a removable bobeche and candle cup. The highly detailed repoussé-style decoration and hand-finished surfaces create a striking interplay of light and shadow, highlighting the naturalistic beauty synonymous with early 20th-century Scandinavian design.

Underside marked with the Georg Jensen hallmark, pattern number 383A, and Denmark marks. A timeless statement piece equally suited for formal dining, display, or inclusion in an advanced collection of Scandinavian silver.

Maker: Georg Jensen, Denmark
Pattern: Grape (Druer)
Model: 383A
Material: Sterling Silver
Design Period: Originally introduced circa 1920
Form: Five-Light Candelabrum
Marks: Georg Jensen hallmark, Denmark, model 383A
Condition: Presents well with age-appropriate surface wear, light scratches, and tarnish consistent with use and age.

A museum-quality example of Georg Jensen’s renowned silver artistry and among the firm’s most sought-after decorative silver designs.

Weight: 99.54 Troy Ounces

Dimensions: 13"W x 10 1/2"H

Condition: Very good estate condition with light surface wear and minor scratches consistent with age and careful use. Presents beautifully with a bright reflective finish. No visible repairs or significant damage observed.

Collector's Note:
Founded in 1904 by Georg Jensen, Georg Jensen silver remains highly sought after by collectors worldwide. Large sterling candelabra of this quality and weight are increasingly difficult to find, particularly examples retaining their strong sculptural form and substantial silver value.