1970’s Georg Jensen Bent Gabrielsen long chain necklace

1970’s Georg Jensen Bent Gabrielsen long chain necklace. Paperclip design with hammered finish on each link. Design number 195A. Over the head necklace and loop for pendant attachment if desired. Length: 27 inches. Weight: 36.14 grams. Bent Gabrielsen became a goldsmith in 1949 after serving his apprenticeship with the goldsmith Ejler Fangel in Copenhagen. He was hired by the Hans Hansen Solvsmedie and worked there until 1969. By the time he left he was responsible for the firm's entire production of necklaces, bracelets, and a few brooches, for both Hans Hansen, where he was artistic director, and also for Georg Jensen. After leaving the Hans Hansen company, Gabrielsen set up his own workshop called "Gabrielsen's Guldsmedie". Bent Gabrielsen won the Lunning Prize in 1964. Bent Gabrielsen was among the first to be trained at the Danish College of Jewellery and Silversmithing. 1970’s Georg Jensen Bent Gabrielsen long chain necklace. Paperclip design with hammered finish on each link. Design number 195A. Over the head necklace and loop for pendant attachment if desired. Length: 27 inches. Weight: 36.14 grams. Bent Gabrielsen became a goldsmith in 1949 after serving his apprenticeship with the goldsmith Ejler Fangel in Copenhagen. He was hired by the Hans Hansen Solvsmedie and worked there until 1969. By the time he left he was responsible for the firm's entire production of necklaces, bracelets, and a few brooches, for both Hans Hansen, where he was artistic director, and also for Georg Jensen. After leaving the Hans Hansen company, Gabrielsen set up his own workshop called "Gabrielsen's Guldsmedie". Bent Gabrielsen won the Lunning Prize in 1964. Bent Gabrielsen was among the first to be trained at the Danish College of Jewellery and Silversmithing

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