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Dining table with croissants, coffee, and orange juice against a green wall.
Dining table with croissants, coffee, and orange juice against a green wall.

Bernadotte Salt Cellar & Spoon

$110.00

From iconic Danish design house Georg Jensen—renowned for its enduring blend of craftsmanship and modernism—this salt cellar is part of the Bernadotte collection, originally introduced in 1931. Designed by Sigvard Bernadotte, whose work helped define Scandinavian functionalism, it pairs clean lines with subtle fluted detailing. Complete with a matching spoon, it brings a refined, considered touch to everyday cooking and serving.

  • Includes salt cellar and matching spoon for serving
  • Crafted with signature fluted detailing from the Bernadotte collection
  • 1.2" H x 2.9" diameter
  • Suitable for salt or small seasonings
  • Wipe clean or hand wash; dry thoroughly to maintain finish
CARE

Not suitable for dishwasher. Clean immediately after use with warm water and a mild liquid soap; to protect the mirror surface only use brushes with soft bristles or a soft cloth for cleaning. If left unwashed, acidic foods, e.g. vinegar, citrus fruits, mustard and rhubarb, may damage and stain the surface.

MEET THE MAKER

Founded in Copenhagen in 1904, Georg Jensen is known for its silver and home designs. Each piece reflects Danish craftsmanship through a refined, sculptural sensibility.

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