Trays Georg Jensen

The Alfredo Salad Servers from Georg Jensen bring Scandinavian style and functionality to the dinner table. Expertly crafted from oak wood with stainless steel tips, one server is plain, and one is sl more→atted to help drain oil or dressing. Argentinian designer Alfredo Häberli created these servers with his love of craftsmanship and a playful, functional design aesthetic, believing his work should always elicit an emotional response from those who use his pieces. Color: Brown. Additional Color: Oak.

The Bloom Serving Spoon, Set of 2 from Georg Jensen draws from the delicate forms of cherry blossoms. Designer Helle Damkjær developed these pieces by merging her appreciation for organic shapes with more→practical function and a deep respect for traditional craftsmanship rooted in Scandinavian design. The curved forms are sized generously for serving salads or vegetables while remaining light enough to handle comfortably, and the mirror-polished stainless steel finish creates a lustrous appearance. Color: Silver. Additional Color: Stainless Steel.

The Arne Jacobsen Salad Serving Set from Georg Jensen presents elongated, tapered fork and spoon forms defined by clean lines and smooth proportions. Designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1957, the set reflect more→s a modernist approach rooted in clarity and intent. Made from matte-finished stainless steel, each piece is durable and balanced in the hand. Dishwasher-safe and thoughtfully scaled, the strong serving set stands up to everyday use. Color: Silver. Additional Color: Matte Stainless Steel.

The Copenhagen Serving Utensils, Set of 2 from Georg Jensen includes a pair of serving utensils defined by slender silhouettes and gently tapered handles. Created by Grethe Meyer, the design prioritiz more→es clarity and usability, expressed through smooth contours and a matte stainless steel finish. Each piece feels well-balanced and durable, with a simple, thoughtful construction. The smooth designs transition easily from relaxed family meals to more formal table settings. Color: Silver. Additional Color: Matte Stainless Steel.

The Cobra Serving Bowl from Georg Jensen features a flowing, rounded silhouette shaped by sweeping curves that feel lively and expressive. Sculptural and playful in spirit, Constantin Wortmann's desig more→n turns polished stainless steel into a reflective surface that catches light from every angle. The generous bowl is easy to lift and carry, works well for snacks or small servings, and stands confidently as a modern table centerpiece even when not in use. Color: Silver. Additional Color: Stainless Steel.

The Bernadotte Salad Bowl from Georg Jensen offers a multifunctional serving piece inspired by Sigvard Bernadotte’s design work. Crafted from white porcelain, the bowl displays the signature grooved d more→etailing that appears throughout the collection. The clean white porcelain construction keeps the food the focal point, while the grooved texture adds subtle visual interest. Color: White.

The Cobra Salad Serving Set from Georg Jensen features elongated, fluid lines with softly tapered handles that echo sculptural curves. Designed by Constantin Wortmann in 2023, the fork and spoon are m more→ade from mirror-finished stainless steel that feels substantial and balanced in hand. The polished surface resists wear and cleans off easily, while the expressive shape adds character to everyday servings and special gatherings alike. Color: Silver. Additional Color: Stainless Steel.

The Bernadotte Salad Serving Set from Georg Jensen features elongated, gently tapered serving forms that sit comfortably in the hand. Designed by industrial designer Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, each pi more→ece pairs mirror-polished stainless steel with smoked oak handles carved with precise Art Deco–inspired grooves. Made in Slovenia, the combination of durable metal and warm wood brings balance, control, and lasting quality to everyday serving. Color: Brown. Additional Color: Smoked Oak.

The Bernadotte Dinnerware Set from Georg Jensen features designs inspired by the functionalist movement of the Art Deco period. Designed by Sigvard Bernadotte, the bowl includes soft grooves, while th more→e dinner plate and lunch plate have more defined ridges, both adding tactile and decorative elements without overshadowing food presentation. Created from porcelain, the set comprises a dinner plate, a smaller lunch or salad plate, and a bowl. Color: White.

The Cobra Serving Bowl from Georg Jensen features a flowing, rounded silhouette shaped by sweeping curves that feel lively and expressive. Sculptural and playful in spirit, Constantin Wortmann's desig more→n turns polished stainless steel into a reflective surface that catches light from every angle. The generous bowl is easy to lift and carry, works well for snacks or small servings, and stands confidently as a modern table centerpiece even when not in use. Color: Silver. Additional Color: Stainless Steel.

The Cobra Serving Bowl from Georg Jensen features a flowing, rounded silhouette shaped by sweeping curves that feel lively and expressive. Sculptural and playful in spirit, Constantin Wortmann's desig more→n turns polished stainless steel into a reflective surface that catches light from every angle. The generous bowl is easy to lift and carry, works well for snacks or small servings, and stands confidently as a modern table centerpiece even when not in use. Color: Silver. Additional Color: Stainless Steel.

The Manhattan Tray from Georg Jensen features a broad rectangular surface framed by clean, structured edges. Inspired by Art Deco design, the stainless steel construction offers a polished finish with more→a confident presence. A dark leather lining adds contrast while helping keep glassware steady during use. Designed for entertaining, the tray works well on bars, dining tables, or consoles, combining practical function with a refined, architectural character. Shape: Oval. Color: Silver. Additional Color: Stainless Steel with Brown Leather.