Product information "Jug 1052 2.80 l"
Grace, poetry & timeless Scandinavian design – the Jug 1052 “The Swan”
Some objects transcend functionality and become pure sculpture. Designed in 1956 by the celebrated Henning Koppel, the Jug 1052 – known as “The Swan” – is one of the most elegant pieces ever created for Georg Jensen. Its soaring neck, fluid contours and beautifully rounded body echo the serene movement of a swan gliding across calm water. Crafted from solid sterling silver, it embodies minimalist sophistication at its finest.
Standing at an impressive 420 mm with a 2.8-liter capacity, this jug is both sculptural and functional. Its silhouette demonstrates Koppel’s masterful ability to merge organic form with perfect balance. Offered as a first-choice piece and in this case one of the very last available, it represents a rare opportunity to own an exceptional collector’s item.
Whether showcased as a centerpiece or used on a refined table arrangement, Jug 1052 radiates quiet grandeur and celebrates the heritage of modern Danish silversmithing.
Henning Koppel – redefining the language of silver
Henning Koppel stands among the greats of 20th-century design. His work for Georg Jensen—characterized by fluid curves, organic silhouettes and sculptural clarity—reshaped the aesthetics of Scandinavian modernism. Jug 1052 remains one of his most iconic contributions, meticulously handcrafted using traditional silversmithing techniques of the highest artistry.
A collector’s treasure & a statement of refined taste
This extraordinary jug pairs beautifully with contemporary or classic pieces from our curated tableware range, luxurious jugs & carafes and timeless home accessories. A design icon with presence and soul. Discover it now at Franzen – while the last available piece remains.
Product features
| Brand: | Georg Jensen |
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| Series: | Henning Koppel |
| Year of publication: | 1956 |
| Material: | Sterling silver |
| Diameter: | 24 cm |
| Height: | 42 cm |
| Features: | 1. choice |
| Scope of delivery: | 1 piece |