Georg Jensen Silver Pyramid Serving Fork No 112

Designed by Harald Nielsen (1892 - 1977) Harald Nielsen was the younger brother of Georg Jensen's third wife, Johanne. He wanted to be a painter, but was drawn into Georg Jensen's silversmithy, where he started as an apprentice in 1909. From there, he worked his way up as a designer/director of the blacksmith apprentice school. In 1954, he became director of the smithy and in 1958, he became artistic director, a position he held until 1962. Nielsen's role as head of the apprentice school was particularly important after Jensen's death in 1935, as Nielsen ensured the continued high quality of the company's design and production by recruiting talented young silversmiths and designers and training them to Georg Jensen Silversmiths' high standards.

Georg Jensen is a Danish company founded in 1904 by Georg Jensen himself. The company is known for its craftsmanship and design in jewelry, silverware, watches and various home accessories. Georg Jensen products are known for their simple and elegant designs, often with a Nordic-inspired look. Today, the company is internationally recognized and has stores and dealers all over the world. Georg Jensen remains one of Denmark's most well-known and respected design companies.