Defined by a softly curved, almost fluid silhouette, this medium stainless steel bowl captures a rhythmic sense of movement that serves as a captivating focal point for the table. Its versatile proportions are ideal for presenting seasonal salads or accompaniments, introducing a sophisticated, contemporary character to any dining experience. As part of Georg Jensen’s iconic Cobra collection, this Constantin Wortmann design balances a playful, sculptural spirit with a steadfast commitment to functionality—transforming an everyday object into a mirror-polished work of art.

A versatile and timeless collection signed by Bartek Mejor.

The Classic Round Tray is a versatile round platter that can be used as a bar tray or serving piece. Made of Nambé Alloy, this piece can be placed in the freezer or heated in the oven prior to use.

It was a gift. The recipient loved it and plans to use it as a dessert/cake tray.. Barbara. Denver, CO. Tue Jan 25 2022

Crafted from solid oak, this large cutting and serving board joins the Alfredo collection of handsome pieces designed to elevate any kitchen environment. Defined by an elegant oval shape and slanted edges that give the design an original look and allow the piece to be easily handled, the wooden board features a small stainless steel badge that carries the Georg Jensen logo.

Michael Aram presents the Butterfly Ginkgo Oval Tray, a lyrical celebration where flora metamorphoses into fauna. Inspired by the Ginkgo Biloba tree, whose leaves evoke butterfly wings, this piece is a tour de force of handcraftsmanship. Rendered in hand-textured stainless steel and accented with natural and oxidized brass, the tray features hand-etched cocoon-shaped vessels that capture a poetic spirit. This handmade masterpiece reflects Michael’s fascination with nature's beauty, turning a functional object into a narrative sculpture. With integrated handles, it honors age-old traditions, transforming any setting into a sanctuary of refined artistry.

Serve food with a bit of real Scandinavian style using this sophisticated and understated white porcelain platter. Small white ridges along the edge add visual detailing without losing the feeling of contemporary minimalism and serve a practical purpose, adding grip to the platter while being carried. Mixed with the matching plates and bowls, it elevates any table setting from casual meals to elegant dinner parties. As well as being born into the Swedish royal family, Prince Sigvard Bernadotte was a talented product designer who became one of Georg Jensen’s very first collaborators. He played a major role in the house’s move from highly decorative Art Nouveau to more minimal functionalism and his work continues to influence decades later with the Bernadotte tableware collection.