Rare Niels Erik From Denmark Sterling Silver Floral Bracelet Brooch & Earrings Demi-Parure Suite c. 1940s–50s

Measurements: Brooch: 1.75"L x 1.75"W x .25"Thick (4.45cm x 4.45cm x .64cm)

Earrings .8"L x .55"W x .25"Thick (2.03cm x 1.4cm x .64cm)

Bracelet: 7.5"L x 1.05"W x .25"Thick (19.05cm x 2.67cm x .64cm)

Markings: Sterling Denmark NE From 925S

Weight: 44.9g

A beautifully coordinated mid-century sterling silver demi-parure by Niels Erik From of Denmark, dating to approximately the 1940s–1950s and representing the highly collectible botanical period of his work. The suite consists of a substantial floral bracelet, matching brooch, and coordinating earrings, all executed in solid sterling silver with sculptural petal forms and oxidized accents that emphasize the depth and dimensionality of the design.

The bracelet is the centerpiece of the suite, composed of a continuous series of stylized blossoms linked together in a graceful articulated design. Each flower is formed from deeply modeled, fan-shaped petals arranged around polished silver bead accents, creating a wonderful play of light across the bright sterling surfaces while the darker recesses add contrast and definition. The matching brooch repeats the same five-petal floral motif in a larger, more dramatic composition, while the earrings echo the design in a smaller, highly wearable scale.

Together, the three pieces create a cohesive and distinctly Scandinavian botanical statement, balancing naturalistic inspiration with the clean, disciplined construction associated with Danish Modern design. The visual language is romantic without being overly decorative, and sculptural without losing the restraint that makes mid-century Danish silver so timeless.

The suite is marked STERLING DENMARK N.E. FROM 925S and has a combined weight of 44.9 grams. The bracelet measures approximately 7.5 inches long, the brooch approximately 1.75 inches, and the earrings approximately 0.8 inch long.

The earrings have been professionally converted to pierced-post construction for contemporary wear. The entire set has recently been professionally cleaned and presents beautifully, while the intentional oxidized details have been retained to preserve the character and depth of the original design. A brooch converter will also be included in the purchase so it can be worn as a pendant if preferred.

Niels Erik From (1908–1982) was one of Denmark’s notable 20th-century silversmiths. He established his own workshop in the early 1930s and became known for jewelry that ranged from delicate botanical and nature-inspired forms to the more geometric modernism associated with later Scandinavian design. His earlier floral work is especially admired for its graceful modeling, crisp construction and elegant interpretation of natural forms. Today, his jewelry is sought by collectors of Danish Modern and Scandinavian studio silver.

A particularly appealing opportunity to acquire a matched N.E. From floral suite, with the bracelet, brooch and earrings surviving together as a coordinated ensemble rather than as isolated pieces.